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Researchers and city officials see reclaiming water as the long-term solution to future shortages in the Rio Grande Valley but a regional chair said it's not that simple.

HOUSTON - Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee has announced that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will investigate the Texas Commission on Environment Quality's concrete batch permitting criteria and processes under federal civil rights laws, a press release states.

Fromberg residents suffered more than just property damage after the Monday floods destroyed family heirlooms and photos.

The company that prints and distributes local weeklies to households throughout Quebec is suing the City of Montreal over its decision to ban unsolicited leaflets and flyers arriving at Montrealers' doorsteps.

We couldn’t come before because the sea was polluted. If we did, my children would come home with viruses - Click the link for more details.

The militant group Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, says it has begun to clean up the waste that used to pour into the Mediterranean Sea untreated. And Gazans are returning to the beach.

Even as they awaited a final estimate on the cost to repair the Oktibbeha County Lake dam, county supervisors were relying on state matching ARPA funds to help cover those costs.

Despite some uncertainty as to the exact amount state agencies will receive from the IIJA funding, offices are hiring staff to identify financial need for projects such as roads, bridges, broadband and public transit.

Four months ago, the Columbus City council voted to set aside $3 million of its $5.6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds for stormwater infrastructure to alleviate frequent flooding in areas of the city.

FOX Business host Larry Kudlow voices his concerns over Biden's NEPA permitting rules on 'Kudlow.'