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People can get by without power for a while but not water. I called the association, and they found an emergency generator for me and delivered them to the communities at no charge. Since the circuit riders know everybody in the state they were able to borrow some again ators from northern communities not impacted by the hurricane. And have the generators delivered to get the Drinking Water and sanitation restored immediately. The circuit riders also had the technical know how to size the right ...

EDGERTON – Trick or treat turnout was lower than usual in Edgerton Tuesday after a busy trunk or treat and potential future changes to the format were discussed during Wednesday’s

U.S. Senators Mike Rounds and Catherine Cortez Masto introduced two bipartisan pieces of legislation to protect rural and agricultural communities from cyberattacks targeting businesses, facilities and the food supply chain.

Key House Republican groups have reached agreement on a month-long stop-gap spending bill that includes tougher border security measures.

The $7.5 million in new funds from the Cybersecurity for Rural Water Systems Act of 2023 is not just a drop in the bucket for crucially important rural water systems.

Iowa's delegates spend the week tackling agricultural matters and investigating government spending in this week's D.C. Dispatch.

In U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby's final legislative effort of his 36-year career, the master appropriator once again delivered for Alabama.

RISING SUN — Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development is helping two Cecil County towns obtain assistance with grant writing through its Circuit Rider program.

Just as I have done since my first day in Congress, I will continue to advocate for the needs of our community and never stop fighting to bring new jobs to North Texas.

An alert employee stopped an attempt to poison a water system in Florida last February, but we may not be so lucky the next time.