Multiple North Texas cities are sending teams to help in the rescue and recovery efforts in the wake of the storm that moved ...

St. John’s Pride is a volunteer-run nonprofit organization, operated by a small Board of Directors composed of only 9 volunteers who make the festival possible each year. Eddy St. Coeur, the co-chair ...

The Jamestown area still has a long way to go to recover from Friday’s storm. Power outages and downed trees shut off many of Jamestown’s sewer and water stations. Jamestown’s public works director, ...

POLK COUNTY, Minn. — Polk County Emergency Management is accepting initial damage assessments for any disaster-related costs and damages from the June 20-21 storm event. According to a press ...

Sanford Bemidji's grand opening of its new Peak Center, originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 24, has been canceled in response to the recent severe storm.

Residents can call the Insurance Department at 701-328-2440 if they have questions or concerns, the release said. Resources can be found at insurance.nd.gov/storm.

A layer of warm air higher in the atmosphere, known as a "cap," should hold storms back until late afternoon, but once it breaks, storm development could be fast and fierce. Wind shear, a key ...

PopOK Gaming announces an exciting new network-wide campaign – Grand Prize Storm, running until September 23, 2025. This promo will deliver €300,000 worth of Free Bets across all PopOK Gaming crash ...

Parts of the southwest benefited with considerable rainfall totals on Tuesday night from a thunderstorm, while other areas went dry. Environment and Climate Change Canada said late Wednesday morning ...

The Minnesota Department of Human Services honored the Minnesota Tribal Collaborative with a Circle of Excellence Award on Wednesday for its work to end homelessness in Native communities.

A layer of warm air higher in the atmosphere, known as a "cap," should hold storms back until late afternoon, but once it breaks, storm development could be fast and fierce. Wind shear, a key ...

Editor’s note: This is the 10th part in a series looking back through the archives of Prairie Business as part of our 25th anniversary celebration. Seven years ago, in the June 2018 edition of ...