The salt pile, estimated to be between 150,000 and 200,000 tons, will help treat roads across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island to help mitigate the risk of crashes during the storm, ...

MUSKEGON, Mich. (WZZM) -- A 200,000 ton pile of road salt in Muskegon is shrinking and could be gone by next week. The salt pile at the Verplank dock on Muskegon Lake is visible from Shoreline Drive.

Per a report from regional outlet WBIR-TV, the heart in question was found in a salt pile at a Tennessee Department of Transportation facility in the McEwen area last week.

In this case, the cover up is better than the crime. Elected officials have promised outraged Columbia Waterfront District residents that an enormous uncovered pile of road salt in the Red Hook cargo ...

SALT WHILE. -- PILE. >> THE STAL PILE CAN HOLD 300,000 TONS OF SALT. IT’S ALL HANDS ON DECK AT THE CHELSEA SALT PILE AS CREWS LOAD UP AND MOVE OUT TRUCK AFTER TRUCK FILLED TO THE BRIM WHIT ...

The 100-foot-tall pile of salt toppled over and trapped the man, who was working a backhoe. Rescue crews were dispatched but couldn't save him. There's no word on what may have caused the accident. AP ...

While you were enjoying September temperatures, the City of Boston was thinking ahead to winter snowfall. This week, the city’s Public Works department has been tweeting the progress of its ...

It’s an annual rite in Boston: an array of city officials stand in front of a massive salt pile and tick off the ways they are prepared for whatever winter has in store over the next few months ...

Authorities are investigating the discovery of a human heart in a salt pile at a Tennessee Department of Transportation facility. The case is now being treated as a homicide, CBS affiliate WTVF ...

There's been chatter of a giant salt pile growing over at the Red Hook Marine Terminal, and word is there's an emergency meeting regarding the nuisance tonight. A reader residing on the Columbia ...

More than 24 hours after a Pittsburgh salt truck flipped over in someone's front yard,</a> the homeowner&nbsp;have a big question for the city: Why is the salt pile still there?</p> ...