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Despite recent rains, some experts are still concerned about the near-record low water levels along the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.

Over the summer, the city of Davenport has seen quite a bit of river tourism but that looks like it will come to a halt.

Over the summer, the city of Davenport has seen quite a bit of river tourism but that looks like it will come to a halt.

About $15.5 million was allocated toward Orange County's coastline for a sand restoration project that will begin in Surfside.

The Army Corps of Engineers has canceled a $450 million Mississippi flood control project following the Environmental Protection Agencys recent decision to overturn the project that had been greenlit in the final days of the Trump administration.

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By Brian Mudd Q&A Of The Day – Part 3 Who’s Responsible For Florida’s Polluted Waterways? Bottom Line: Currently The Army Corps of Engineers is considering five different plans for handling future discharges from Lake Okeechobee after repeated demands from the state and pressure from federal officials, namely Congressman Brian Mast. According to Mast the plans would do the following: AA: Sends 135,000 acre feet per year south BB: Sends 92,000 acre feet per year south C...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredgers recently discovered pre-Civil War artifacts at the bottom of the Savannah River as a part of the Harbor Expansion Project.

Cross is there, theyve got to figure out how they are going to deal with getting fema people there now to start making sure that people get signed up and im sure that will happen in the coming days. >> let me ask you, how much is learned from one disaster to the next? i heard someone say recently, that the war in afghanistan has been 16 years but it has been -- it hasnt been -- it has been 16 one-year wars because there is such turnover. there is probably a lost folks working disaster werent aro...