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La. Spillway Likely To Be Opened This Weekend
Governor Bobby Jindal confirms that Army Corps of Engineers decision is coming soon; Towns, farms will be swamped.
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Officials Euthanize Whale Stranded off Keys
Officials at a rehabilitation center have euthanized one of five surviving pilot whales that stranded last week off the lower Florida Keys.
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Corps: No Decision on Morganza Opening
The Army Corps of Engineers said Friday that no decision has been made yet on whether to open the Morganza spillway north of Baton Rouge.
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Waterfront Rescue Mission Goes Green
The Waterfront Rescue Mission opened a new recycling and donation center in Mobile.
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St. Clair County Tornado Aerials
Helicopter footage shows what's left of waterfront homes on the St. Clair - Calhoun County line.
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Hundreds of Animals Displaced from Storm
Families aren't the only one looking for new places to call home after the April 27th tornadoes, so are hundreds of pets.
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Tuscaloosa Tornado Aerials
News 5 flies above and around Tuscaloosa - starting with tornado damage in a place you might not expect.
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Swollen Mississippi Set to Inundate The Delta
One of most impoverished parts of country already being flooded, and the muddy floodwaters are still rising.
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Phil Campbell Tornado Aerials
Helicopter footage of a town almost 2 hours north of Birmingham.
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Digging Through the Debris
WATCH News 5 Kimberly Curth's report from Tuscaloosa. People are still digging through the debris nearly two weeks since the worst tornado outbreak in U.S history.
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Outpouring of Tornado Relief Continues in Tuscaloosa
WATCH: Over the next few days News 5 Photojournalist Arnell Hamilton and Kimberly Curth are revisiting some of the hardest hit areas of Tuscaloosa to see how the recovery is going so far.
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Alabama Nuclear Plant Cited For Safety Lapses
Feds issue rare red finding against Browns Ferry nuclear power plant after emergency cooling system failure.
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Memphis Mayor Says City Ready for Flooding
Forecasters say the Mississippi could crest at Memphis sooner than expected late Monday, but the mayor says the city is ready for it.
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Corps to Begin Opening Spillway
The Army Corps of Engineers plans to begin opening some floodgates at the Bonnet Carre spillway upriver from New Orleans on Monday morning.
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On Mississippi River, a Disaster Slowly Unfolds
From Illinois to Louisiana, thousands evacuate amid fears of worst flooding in a century
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Opponents in Ala. Senate stall Forever Wild Vote
The Alabama Senate bogged down in a debate over a bill that would extend for 20 years a program to preserve wilderness land in Alabama.
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Barbour: Evacuate Flood Zone, But No State Aid
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour is urging people to evacuate low-lying areas expected to flood in the south Delta later this month.
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New Report Confirms Arctic Melt Accelerating
Arctic ice is melting faster than expected and could raise the average global sea level by as much as five feet, an authoritative new report suggests.
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U.S. to Settle With BP Over Alaska Oil Spill
BP has agreed to pay a $25 million civil penalty plus interest to settle a federal investigation into a 2006 pipeline oil spill on Alaska's North Slope, according to court papers filed on Tuesday.
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Gas Leak Forces Evacuations In Chickasaw
Fifteen to twenty homes evacuated for about two hours.
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On Earth Day, Neat New Eco-Friendly Products
What better day than Earth Day to focus on innovative green products - ones that are easy on the planet and, what's more - affordable?!
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Conecuh County Commissioners Approve Landfill
Conecuh Woods LLC has been planning for more than four years to build a municipal solid waste landfill on a 5,100 acre tract of land near Repton.
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Northern Lights Shine
A Norwegian captures a spectacular display of the Aurora Borealis and puts it on a time lapse. Enjoy the show!
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Ozone Layer Faces Record Loss Over Arctic
he depletion of the ozone layer shielding Earth from damaging ultraviolet rays has reached an unprecedented low over the Arctic this spring because of harmful chemicals and a cold winter, the U.N. weather agency said Tuesday.
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Radiation Leaking Into Ocean
Workers used a milky white dye Monday as they frantically tried to trace the path of highly radioactive water that is gushing from a tsunami-damaged Japanese nuclear plant and leaking into the ocean.
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