Making more room for the river and integrating new flood infrastructure. A new amphitheater, encircled by a berm, doubles as a basin designed to take on water. Farther downstream, ...

Making more room for the river and integrating flood infrastructure into plain sight. A new amphitheater, encircled by a berm, doubles as a basin designed to take on water.

Green River Distilling Co. is opening a new tasting room and speakeasy on Louisville's Whiskey Row. The location will feature a cocktail bar, retail shop, lounge, and a hidden speakeasy.

Green River Distilling Co. is opening a new tasting room and speakeasy on Louisville's Whiskey Row. The location will feature a cocktail bar, retail shop, lounge, and a hidden speakeasy.

Green River Distilling Co., an Owensboro-born brand still produced in Daviess County, is opening the doors of its tasting room at 714 W. Main St., starting June 16.

Making more room for the river and integrating flood infrastructure into plain sight. A new amphitheater, encircled by a berm, doubles as a basin designed to take on water.

Making more room for the river and integrating flood infrastructure into plain sight. A new amphitheater, encircled by a berm, doubles as a basin designed to take on water.

The western border of Atchison County, Mo., follows the twisting path of the Missouri River. Acres of corn and soy fields once lined its shores, but after a nearby levee suffered seven breaches in ...

Making more room for the river and integrating flood infrastructure into plain sight. The McGrath Amphitheatre in Cedar Rapids takes on water Sept. 26, 2016, as seen in an aerial photograph.

The riverfront of Cape Girardeau is submerged in the Great Mississippi River Flood of 1927, with the river stage at 40 feet high. Credit: The Floods of 1927 in the Mississippi Basin, H.C. Frankenfeld.