Christopher Harress | charress@reckonmedia.com

Modern weather technology has saved countless lives. But there's still more to be done.

Atmospheric rivers have caused havoc in California. But they also have a good side.

On Sapelo Island, there were once over a dozen small communities. Hog Hammock is all that remains.

Norfolk Southern has a questionable safety record and pretty high profits.

The Coast Guard was asked to assist local law enforcement and California's statewide fire service.

Insurance companies are done with disaster-prone states. They are leaving in droves.

Southern California was hit by a snow blizzard while the usually frigid East coast was enjoying summer temperatures. The only problem: it's February.

The organization has been crowning Kings and Queen since 1940.

Researchers surveyed more than 40 million acres of federal, state and private land.

The largest egg producer in the country is being accused of price gouging customers.

Some residents in the small Ohio town have been evacuated while others have been asked to shelter in place.

The Inflation Reduction Act, the nation's biggest clean energy investment ever, has helped supercharge the renewable industry, but one thing is stalling its progress.

Critics say the governor's close relationship with utility companies is to blame.

Toxic forever chemicals have been around for decades. They can cause cancer and birth defects. The worst part is manufacturers knew how harmful the chemicals could be as far back as the 1950s.

California and the rest of the country are searching for ways to confront a rapidly changing climate. Years of drought followed by a series of powerful rain storms over the last few weeks showcased California's boom-and-bust weather and lack of adequate infrastructure to capture the one thing the state desperately needs: water.