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The impact of declining water levels at the Great Salt Lake extends across many industries, as the essential minerals extracted from the lake play a vital role in manufacturing products

The drawdown of the Klamath River, which will slowly drain reservoirs at the base of the three remaining Klamath River dams, began Thursday.

BYFIELD — The man who drowned in the Parker River Thursday evening, 54-year-old David Harwood, had an active warrant for his arrest, according to local police.

TOPOCK — The Topock Marsh has seen a significant drop in water levels recently, with dry patches visible and locals concerned about the effects on wildlife.

SALEM — A disaster of varying magnitudes hit the city during high tide late Saturday morning, causing widespread damage to dozens of homes in the Willows, the destruction of a

SALEM — A disaster of varying magnitudes hit the city during high tide late Saturday morning, causing widespread damage to dozens of homes in the Willows, the destruction of a

VALDOSTA — A sewer line collapse sent 100,000 gallons of sewage into a ditch draining into a river, the city of Valdosta said in a statement Friday.

ANGOLA — With extreme cold weather headed to northeast Indiana, it will me a return of ice fishing and other pursuits on area lakes.

PENDLETON — Kyle Dittmer, a hydrologist-meteorologist with the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission will be the guest speaker at the next Climate Conversation, hosted by the Eastern Oregon Climate Change

"Wastewater leaving the property went into a ditch near the facility, which leads to the Wood River," said the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy.