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Despite an "exhaustive investigation

Cause of California’s single largest wildfire ever is undetermined, fire officials say

By Brisa Colon, CNN Despite an “exhaustive investigation,” the US Forest Service announced Friday the cause of the largest single fire in California’s recorded history is undetermined. The Creek Fire, which burned more than 379,000 acres in the mountains of Fresno and Madera counties for months last year, destroyed more than 850 structures and spawned

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Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's education adviser sent a letter to two school districts stating a mandatory quarantine practice is contrary to state law.

Arizona governor says schools can’t force unvaccinated students to quarantine if they’re exposed to Covid-19

By Mallory Simon, CNN Arizona’s governor has told two school districts that requiring unvaccinated students exposed to Covid-19 to quarantine is against state law. Gov. Doug Ducey’s education adviser sent a letter to the districts stating the mandatory quarantine practice is contrary to state law because Arizona does not require students to be vaccinated or

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European officials have said climate change contributed to this week's extreme flooding

European officials say ‘climate change has arrived’ as deadly floods engulf entire towns

By Angela Dewan, Nadine Schmidt and Ulrike Dehmel, CNN European officials have said climate change contributed to this week’s extreme flooding, which has left entire towns submerged and more than 120 people dead. Scientists have for decades warned that climate change will make extreme weather events, including heavy rain and deadly flooding, more likely. Around

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Residents use rubber rafts to evacuate after the Meuse River broke its banks during heavy flooding in Liege

Record rainfall leaves over 120 dead in western Europe, devastating parts of Germany

By Nadine Schmidt, Schams Elwazer, Barbara Wojazer, Sharon Braithwaite, Joseph Ataman and Vasco Cotovio, CNN Catastrophic flooding in western Europe has killed more than 120 people, with hundreds more missing, authorities said Friday, as large-scale rescue efforts continue amid rising water, landslides and power outages. Shocking images of the devastation in Germany and Belgium showed

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