The public should avoid primary water contact activities like swimming and recreational fishing in the waters around Tuas ...

Another method is the use of cofferdams. This requires a dam to be built in the water; imagine a large circular or ...

“We’ve got water everywhere. We’ve got people coming out. It took out retaining walls, and our basement is very wet,” said ...

The U.S. side of the bridge is owned and operated by the Michigan Department of Transportation, which manages the entire operation directly through an on-site team in Port Huron. Unlike most ...