One of the victims of the deadly Gabriel House assisted living facility fire that happened in Fall River earlier this month is being remembered by his friends and family.

STRONACH TOWNSHIP, MI — Work is beginning on a new lamprey barrier on the Little Manistee River where salmon and steelhead eggs are collected.

"Pastor Bill" was found as if he were crucified, according to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office. The suspect had a list of 14 Christian targets.

It was Richard Aguiar, director of the Fall River Emergency Management Agency. Aguiar told him the situation at the Gabriel House assisted living facility was dire. “He basically told me that they already had two fatalities that they knew about and to get down there as quickly as possible,” Racine recalled.

Several ironwood trees - named for their dense wood used for mauls, axes and hammers - lay across the banks completely uprooted. The banks themselves have eroded and made the river wider, leaving trails closest to the river exposed.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the 54-year-old victim, of Neosho, jumped into the Elk River above the dam July 20 to help a boater caught in the dam’s hydraulics. But he was pulled into the strong current and carried through the dam, troopers said.

The lead singer of a national touring rock band claims Luzerne County officials canceled the group’s scheduled performance at this Friday’s Rockin’ the River event for political reasons.

The deal includes over $3 billion of power from Brookfield’s Holtwood and Safe Harbor hydroelectric facilities.

The final victim in a fire that killed 10 residents at Fall River’s Gabriel House assisted living facility earlier this month has been identified.

Juan Heredia, a scuba instructor from Stockton, has developed a strange specialty: He has found the bodies of a dozen drowning victims in California rivers after authorities had either given up or paused searches because they deemed conditions too dangerous.

Columbus fire rescue workers pulled a body with a gunshot wound out of the Olentangy River near Lower.com field, according to Columbus police.

As Colorado River states race to finish a deal, water users face a resource altered by drought and climate change.