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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is reducing flows from Garrison Dam due to minor ice jam flooding along the Missouri River shoreline in the Bismarck-Mandan area.

The North Dakota National Guard on Thursday afternoon launched an aerial operation to try to break up an ice jam on the Missouri River that was pushing the river level

STEWART SIMMONS — The cause of a fire in the 3300 block of Elk Creek Road Wednesday evening is under investigation.

The National Weather Service of the Quad Cities has released its 2024 spring flood outlook report and there is very little chance southeast Iowa is going to see even moderate

About 100 people packed into a small meeting room at the Gathering Place Boathouse on Tuesday night to learn about the city’s plans for Zink Lake.

HOOD RIVER — A $50,000 federal grant from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill is intended to fund the design and planning phases of five restoration projects on Baldwin Creek, Neal Creek

Keeping waterways clean, improving habitat and mitigating flooding are some of the goals of the Upper Delaware River Watershed Action Agenda.

The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in South Dakota has announced the enrollment period for the Glacial Lakes project as part of the Regional Conservation Partnership Program. The project focuses

Canada geese fly past the remnants of an ice jam on the Yellowstone River near Riverfront Park on Sunday.

Tourism and the Coalfields Expressway combined with coal are the foundation for an expanding economy in Wyoming County.