Hurricane snafu gets 5 Fish in hot water
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Of the Miami Dolphins who didn&#39;t travel to New Orleans for Friday&#39;s 20-19 exhibition victory, five missed the team flight because of Hurricane Frances-generated confusion.
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MONTAUK, New York  - In this Long Island fishing hamlet, hundreds of adults drank beer and children marveled at the bloodied sharks caught in a fishing contest, including a heart from a gutted 180-pound (82-kg) thresher shark that several children poked with awe.
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A rescue boat is brought in to help five people trapped in a building after flash floods in south Wales.
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The remnants of Hurricane Frances washed out water lines or sanitation systems in several mountain towns, leaving tens of thousands of people without drinking water early Thursday. Flooding throughout the Appalachian Mountains contributed to two deaths in Ohio.
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A warm-water Atlantic triple fin fish has for the first time been caught off the coast of Britain, in another sign of species migrating north as global temperatures rise, experts have said.
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By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID  WASHINGTON - Peering deep into the sea, scientists are finding creatures more mysterious than many could have imagined. At one site, nearly 2 miles deep in the Atlantic, shrimp were living around a vent that was releasing water heated to 765 degrees Fahrenheit.
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By Sallie James, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Dec. 8--CORAL SPRINGS -- With every scoop made by a rumbling trackhoe, injured turtles and waterbirds came closer this week to having a new home at the Sawgrass Nature Center.
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One of the most common types of fish in the US is enlisted in the fight against terror to safeguard public drinking water.
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Tokyo-based Nichiro Corp. recalled nearly 5 million cans of tuna Friday after a customer found part of a box cutter blade in a can
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coastline knee-deep in water after it ploughed through parts of Florida scarred by Hurricane Frances three weeks ago. About 4 million people were without electricity as Jeanne -- a record fourth
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PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. Aug. 17, 2004  Still smarting over the loss of their homes, Hurricane Charley&#39;s victims turned out by the hundreds in 90-degree heat Tuesday to cope with the storm&#39;s latest blow to their lives the mass shutdown of businesses that ...
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By Art Lander Jr., The Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.  Jun. 14--Kentucky wildlife officials are worried that the warming waters in parts of the Cumberland River will trigger a major fish kill in one of the finest trout-fishing areas in the eastern United States.
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By Jennifer Mooney Piedra, The Miami Herald  Sep. 13--A construction worker who fell 20 feet into a tank at a water treatment plant in Pompano Beach is being treated at the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries, the Broward Sheriff's Office said.
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By Jennifer Mooney Piedra, The Miami Herald  Sep. 12--A man was hospitalized this morning after the barbecue grill he left burning in his Pompano Beach apartment sent smoke floating from the unit.
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Hurricane Ivan has strengthened to a Category 5 storm after battering the island of Jamaica with heavy rain and strong winds, killing 11 people.
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VERO BEACH, Fla. - People lined up for more than a half-mile for food and water, while others searched in vain for generators in the sweltering heat Monday as Florida residents began cleaning up all over again, demoralized by the fourth hurricane in six weeks to batter the state...
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The hurricane, blamed for three deaths, destroys homes, rips highways apart and cuts electricity to five million people. FORT PIERCE, FLA.