For 17 years, Brian Chauke from Chiawelo in Soweto has been unemployed, but instead of falling into despair, the father of two came up with an innovative yet solicitous way of feeding his family.

Three Witwatersrand African Taxi Association members were shot dead in Soweto on Monday. They were killed a short distance from the headquarters of the taxi association. Spokesperson Hamilton Miya ...

After nearly a week of high winds, tornadoes, torrential rains, river levels are rising. The National Weather Service and the U.S. Geological Survey monitor the water levels of five area rivers ...

The Ohio River crest was cresting at more than 60 feet on Monday, bringing the possibility of more flooding in communities along the river, according to the Office of Water Prediction. Forecasters ...

The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) said that three people were shot and killed in Soweto. Picture: Katlego Jiyane/EWN. JOHANNESBURG - The families of taxi marshals who were shot in ...

Three men were reportedly fatally wounded after a shooting along Mahalefele Road and Nape Avenue in Mofolo Central in Soweto earlier today. This is according to the Johannesburg Metropolitan ...

Three people have been shot and killed in a drive-by shooting in Soweto, Gauteng, on Monday. According to reports, the victims were attacked in Mofolo Central. The provincial police spokesperson ...

The Mississippi River is expected to remain in the minor flood stage through April, peaking at 37.5 feet by mid-month. After over a foot of rain fell in Memphis this past week, some rivers are in ...

The Wata taxi association voiced its shock over the murder of three of its members in Soweto on Monday morning. The association has been in a brutal war with its rival Nanduwe for nearly a decade.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg warned that the rising Ohio River could pose a threat to west and southwest Louisville. This story has been made free as a public service. Please consider ...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A Flood Warning remains in effect until 12:30 p.m. Friday for the Ohio River in Cincinnati and at dams east and west of the city, as well as Maysville in Northern Kentucky.