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Columnist Joyce Bupp looks at an icy puddle and sees the power and lifeblood water provides to farmers.

Engineers with Isabella Partners, which operates the power plant at the base of Isabella Dam, believe they’ve found a way to make repairs to the plant without drying up the

In 2024, Lynchburg will start the process of unmaking College Lake, now less than 17 acres, by removing the city-owned dam, draining the lake and transitioning the resulting lakebed to a wetlands ecosystem.

SPOKANE, Wash. - The Washington Department of Ecology noticed a sheen floating down the Spokane River on Tuesday.

Little noticed by anyone who isn’t passionately involved in Pacific Northwest salmon issues, recent months have brought a cascade of efforts to turn the tide for species swimming near the

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors pledged $15 million this month to combat flooding in the northern part of the county and parts of San Francisco.

LOS ANGELES — Powerful surf rolled onto beaches on the West Coast and Hawaii on Thursday as a big swell generated by the stormy Pacific Ocean pushed toward shorelines, causing

Nearly a week after she went missing under the ice, Alaska Wildlife Troopers have suspended the active search efforts for Amanda Richmond Rogers, who went missing last Saturday near North

Save the Illinois River Inc. President Denise Deason-Toyne has announced that the Illinois River protection organization has surpassed its goal to fund science scholarships at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah.

HAHIRA – WWALS Watershed Coalition, Inc. (WWALS) is launching a new monthly webinar series calling attention to issues that prevent their vision of having a healthy watershed with clean, swimmable,