On January 22, 1959, a mining tunnel collapsed beneath the Susquehanna River, unleashing a flood that buried the Knox Mine. Twelve men were lost, and the region’s coal industry would never recover.

What started as a curious exploration quickly turned into a nightmare. While venturing into an abandoned mineshaft, we found ourselves caught in a sudden collapse that left us scrambling for safety.

Opinion: Mining is dusty business. Workers at Sheep Creek are already breathing dust. So why not test for asbestos to inform ...

Montanans are well aware of the asbestos disaster caused by the vermiculite mine in Libby that turned the town into a ...

Hy-Tech Drilling director of EHS and safety Barry Nabess, left, with the three workers who were trapped underground at the ...

Protesters have climbed into a coal bucket on the rope way at Stockton Mine again to protest Bathurst Resources Ltd's ...

Crews have begun clean-up operations in southwestern Colorado where a 102-year-old wooden flume broke open last month, ...

The rockfall incident in one of B.C.’s most prominent mining towns reminds residents of the risks beneath the industry ...

Heavy rainfall on Saturday halted search operations at an abandoned coal mine in Jharkhand’s Dhanbad district, where people were allegedly buried alive due to a collapse.

The search operation was launched after several leaders claimed that many people were buried alive after the abandoned mine ...

According to a Thursday evening update from Newmont Corp., which operates the Red Chris mine, the debris blocking access to ...

A gold mine shaft collapse in the South Kivu's Luhihi region of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has trapped an unknown ...