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The dam at Shenango River Lake is literally keeping heads above water.

Heavy flows in streams will move fish a bit, but for the most part they will move into protected areas and hold in the same stretch of stream that they

HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. — The sun beat down as Liz Ricketts peered over a wooden bridge on Rosewood Beach in Highland Park. Below her, a narrow stream carved through the

MIDDLEBURG — The former Snyder County Sheriff’s Office building in Middleburg may serve as the county’s inmate booking and temporary housing center.

SCRIBA — A more than 23-year-old mystery has now been solved by a group of determined cold case law enforcement investigators and the ever-evolving capabilities of DNA analysis.

This is one of the most spectacular gems of the Cascades — an extraordinary blue mountain lake at an altitude of 6,000 feet that is...

LAWRENCE — State and federal fish and wildlife biologists say a Lawrence hydro-project owner’s rejection of requested river studies rests on faulty grounds.

YAKIMA, Wash.- The discussion on parking in downtown Yakima may soon be nearing its end. On April 2, Yakima City Council agreed to have city administration draft an ordinance to

Welcome to the Sunshine State, where the allure of crystal-clear waters and sun-drenched adventures beckons families and thrill-seekers alike. Florida, famed for its breathtaking beaches, lush landscapes, and a vibrant

Commissioner Camille Calimlim Touton of the Bureau of Reclamation joined representatives from the Yuma East Wetlands’ governing entities in the lookout tower of the Yuma Territorial Prison Wednesday morning to