Puerto Rico households face water rationing while rain runs off millions of rooftops
Puerto Rico households face water rationing while rain runs off millions of rooftops
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Puerto Rico households face water rationing while rain runs off millions of rooftops

Barking dogs, prowling bears and long-running feuds over pets gave the newly formed Animal Control Commission its first test in resolving disputes that can consume police and animal control officers’ time.
Violations marked as priority contribute directly to the elimination, prevention or reduction in the hazards associated with foodborne illness. Priority violations include prevention of contamination, cooking, reheating, cooling and handwashing.

Regularly scheduled Lala updates for Sunday, Aug. 16, 2026 are posted here. Tropical storm conditions will spread westward from Maui County to Oʻahu this morning, then to Kauaʻi County later today.

Normal could replace round-the-clock landscape waste drop-off access with limited hours and load inspections after illegal dumping, while the council considers a $65,230 fencing contract Monday for the Warriner Street site.

The Escondido Creek Trail is open to the public after 18 months of construction and renovation, with all 6 miles of the trail now accessible.

UPDATE: 6:24 p.m. The massive Pear Lake wildfire burning in the Clinton region has grown another 1,869 hectares. In an online update this evening, the BC Wildfire Service lists the fire at 159,317 hectares, up from 157,448 Saturday morning. Meanwhile, Interior Health said it will resume Hom...
Driver says he swam to safety after Douglas County storm flooded intersection

UPDATE: The eye of the storm is "brushing" up against the southern point of Hawaiʻi island, the National Hurricane Center said. One person is dead, according to the governor.

4 dams storing floodwater after recent rainfall across Miami Valley

Chances for rain increase as the night goes on and we head toward daybreak. Keep an umbrella handy Sunday as we could see a few rounds of showers and thunderstorms. Not everyone will see rain, but where rain develops, it could be on the heavy side, with isolated flooding possible. An isolated shower could linger Monday morning before dry weather returns for the rest of the day. Mostly sunny skies are expected for Tuesday, meaning nice weather for 8 Great Tuesdays. Our next chance for showers and thunderstorms comes Wednesday, with dry weather then expected for Thursday and Friday. Some areas could see an isolated shower next Saturday.

From 2021 to 2025, the N.W.T. Department of Environment and Climate Change (ECC) recorded 60 collisions with bison. So far in 2026 however, there has been only one.

The mayor of Summerland, B.C., says that damage assessments have been completed as more of his community's residents return after being forced to flee due to the out-of-control Bald Range wildfire.

BCWS: Fire does not currently pose threat to public safety
Knutsford Gauntlet Birds of Prey Eagle and Vulture Park hopes to expand its conservation centre.

If you’re worried about sun, sea and chlorine ruining your hair on holiday then this protective hair mask is a must-pack that makes sure it stays soft and stops colour from fading
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