Ed Brocksmith News Today

An investigation by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers accused a float operator of dumping tree roots, sediment and debris into approximately 150-200 square feet of forested wetlands.

A float operator has begun construction of an access site on property along the Illinois River, but work has stopped until the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers can determine on

The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality has imposed a fine on Tahlequah Public Works Authority by consent order for $32,250, due to an incident precipitated by an illegal dump of

An asphalt plant being constructed off State Highway 51 and west of Spur 51 has raised the ire of neighbors, who say they were not consulted about the plant and

An asphalt plant being constructed off State Highway 51 and west of Spur 51 has raised the ire of neighbors, who say they were not consulted about the plant and

State water planners this week completed a second round of public hearings, gathering information that will guide the development of policies to ensure safe and reliable water for all Oklahomans.

WEST SILOAM SPRINGS — Water quality experts rolled out models they will use to reduce pollutants washed into the Illinois River and its tributaries by stormwater.

Contamination of one of the city’s manholes by an unknown source, which caused damage at the wastewater plant, has raised concerns about its possible effect on fish and questions about

Possible illegal dumping of an unknown substance into one of the city’s sewer manholes has damaged two of the sequencing batch reactors at the wastewater treatment plant.

WEST SILOAM SPRINGS — Water quality experts rolled out models they will use to reduce pollutants washed into the Illinois River and its tributaries by stormwater.