The study looked at 28 major cities and found that all of them are sinking, with Houston shifting down the fastest.

Texas is bracing for a relentless and potentially historic heat wave this week, with dangerously high temperatures expected ...

Newswise--An analysis of 28 major U.S. cities revealed that all 28 are sinking, potentially affecting 34 million people, according to ...

Located just west of Houston, Katy, Texas, has quickly grown from a small railroad town into a thriving suburb known for ...

At about $1.5 billion, property taxes comprise the largest share of the projected $2.9 billion in the city’s revenue for ...

A new study published in Nature Cities highlights how Indianapolis and 27 major urban cities in the US are sinking by 2 to 10 ...

New York, Dallas, and Seattle are seeing urban areas sink by 2 to 10 millimeters per year, according to the data. Researchers ...

The study attributes the subsidence to groundwater extraction, urban development, and climate change, noting that 13 of the cities on the list are among the fastest growing cities in the country.

New York, Dallas, and Seattle are seeing urban areas sink by 2 to 10 millimeters per year, according to the data. Researchers ...

A new study published in Nature Cities highlights 28 major urban cities in the US that are sinking by 2 to 10 millimeters ...

A new study using recent satellite data finds that all cities in the United States with populations of more than 600,000 are ...

Groundwater extraction is causing major U.S. cities to sink, according to a new study from Virginia Tech researchers.