When material warms, it expands. That can cause problems for roads, bridges and train tracks.

The Chincoteague Inlet sits at the top of Wallops Island and local leaders have tried for more than a decade to get federal money for erosion and other concerns.

The project faced pushback from residents opposed to draining the pond.

Norfolk Southern makes money on the project through selling credits earned by preventing pollution.

Community members ask the city to stop cutting down trees, halt paving and address storm-soaked sidewalks in calls for equitable flood relief.

States would be responsible for funneling potential benefits to people’s electric bills.

Here’s what goes into protecting and caring for turtles in the region.

The app, called AquaRisk, analyzes public information about pipes and contaminants.