Muddy from recent rain, the Clarks Fork flows into the Yellowstone River near Laurel in this aerial view on Wednesday.

East Texas will see a new swath of land devoted to wildlife management, the first of its kind in nearly 20 years.

May the 4th parties, Kentucky Derby on the big screen, the Hold Steady, rubber ducks in a creek—it's a stacked week, folks!

Residents are urged to take caution near riverbanks as forecasters predict as much as eight inches of rain in some spots ...