Sewage water rose about 4 inches over the basement floor as it swarmed out of the toilet, all while the city truck outside flushed the waterline.

There is heavy congestion on the approach in both directions

The LAFD said Sepulveda Boulevard and 96th Street near LAX were closed after a construction crew struck a gas line and water main.

Expect delays or seek alternative routes.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- More than 115 fire crew members worked to get a massive fire under control at an abandoned building near 32nd and Hampton.According to Fire Chief Lipski, the fire broke out around

The Burton Fire District continues to return to the area of a half-acre brush fire on Angel Lane in Burton which started on Sunday, May 17.

A water transmission line has ruptured in Thomaston, one mile from the Waterbury line, according to Waterbury Mayor Paul Pernerewski, Jr. The line is part of Waterbury’s water system. According to the mayor’s office, the break is 50 feet from a section of…

Questions are growing around the disappearance of a Republican congressman, as reports emerge that his wife also hasn’t been seen. New Jersey Republican Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. has been absent from Washington for more than 75 days, missing a series of votes…

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NASCAR icon Kyle Busch, a two-time Cup Series champion who won more races across the sport's three series than any other driver in history, has died at the age of 41.

"He was loved deeply and will be missed by many," said John Pisano Jr.'s family

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- More than 115 fire crew members worked to get a massive fire under control at an abandoned building near 32nd and Hampton.According to Fire Chief Lipski, the fire broke out around

A Montgomery County man now faces even more serious charges after being accused of secretly ending a woman's pregnancy.

Harvey Sawyer, airport manager at Jaffrey Airport Silver Ranch, said the plane, an RV-7, had a “little mishap” during its landing around 11:53 a.m.

Saskatchewan's Ministry of Environment says the public will have to wait until tomorrow at the earliest to find out detailed information on the condition of the North Saskatchewan River.