Animated map of the Mississippi River will completely change your perspective on rivers This is no average river.

Canadian River Disappears Watch out, wanderers of the wilderness – there’s a river pirate about. An entire Alaskan river has walked the proverbial plank and disappeared, and where t

What Caused an Entire Yukon River to Vanish Almost Overnight? Last summer, a team of geologists set out on an expedition to study Slims River in the Yukon, but when they got there, the once majestic river was nowhere to be seen. The scientists attribute the missing river to a retreating glacier, which caused a Read more ... dramatic shift in the direction of water flow. It’...

Watch A Car Get Yanked Out Of A River 28 Years After It Was Stolen If you’re curious what a 1986 Nissan Sentra looks like after sitting in a river for a really long time, check out this video of thick-accented Bay Staters pulling a dilapidated hunk of metal from the Merrimack River.

Animated map of the Mississippi River will completely change your perspective on rivers This is no average river.

Lauren Vélez Is Back Amongst TV Murderers It wasn’t enough to watch Captain María LaGuerta ignore all the red flags season after season on Dexter until she met her inevitable fate. Now Lauren Vélez is playing another woman in authority who somehow doesn’t see what’s coming.

Billion dollar Los Angeles River makeover gets green light The plan to restore portions of the 51-mile-long L.A. River back to its concrete-less natural state won’t happen overnight and it won’t come cheap.

Billion dollar Los Angeles River makeover gets government green light The L.A. River is one crucial step closer to resembling, well, an actual river.

South Side Neighbors Engage in Rebirth of Milwaukee's KK River Most of the Kinnickinnic River, today, looks like a giant drainage ditch. However, work is underway to restore the river to it's natural flow.

A Power Outage May Have Caused The Boise River's Sharp Drop Overnight You might have noticed the Boise River was lower than normal Wednesday morning. At midnight, the gage at Boise's Glenwood Bridge showed the river was flowing at 290 cubic feet per second (cfs). At 10:45 a.m., the river had dropped to just 81 cfs.