Corps Engineers News Today

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is suspending all item removal permits for Lake Conway until further notice.

The drawdown of the B.A. Steinhagen Lake, commonly known as "Dam B" between on Highway 190 between Jasper and Woodville continues as the U.S. Army Corps Engineers continue with plans

A group of shareholders and the developer of the proposed Pebble mine in Southwest Alaska have reached a $6.4 million settlement to resolve investors’ complaints that they had been misled by the company.

The shareholders claimed they were misled by the company after the stock collapsed following events such as the release of secretly recorded audio of Pebble executives.

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — Conservationists are protesting plans for building a hospital in the Carolina Forest area. Conway Medical Center wants to build a 50 bed hospital off International Drive. There was a community meeting last night, but it was purely for educational purposes and no decisions were made. There were no progress updates […]

A top U.S. Army official reversed himself on a key decision — a reversal that could bolster Hudbay Minerals Inc.’s legal argument that the washes on its long-delayed Rosemont Mine site in Arizona aren’t covered by the Clean Water Act and don’t merit federal regulation.

The Georgia Ports Authority and the Army Corps of Engineers this week marked the start of planning for improvements to the Brunswick harbor shipping channel that proponents say will make the transit of cargo ships safer and more efficient.

Republican lawmakers as well as business, real estate and agriculture interests are upset with President Joe Biden’s attempt to revive an Obama administration plan to extend federal water regulations to

Day three of trying to get answers for CBS Sacramento viewers continued Tuesday, with more questions left unanswered about levee breaks and two holes on land owned by private farmers along the Cosumnes River.

Day three of trying to get answers for CBS Sacramento viewers continued Tuesday, with more questions left unanswered about levee breaks and two holes on land owned by private farmers along the Cosumnes River.