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WOODCOCK TOWNSHIP — An email from a Meadville Tribune reader this week evoked the sense of alarm that hit area residents in March 2021.

A jogger runs down the Lewiston Levee Parkway Trail as the Snake River sits perfectly calm Monday in Lewiston.

Residents of northeastern Oklahoma communities who have been affected by flooding and toxic mining leftovers are asking federal regulators for more community involvement before relicensing Pensacola Dam.

A study of the economic impact of zebra mussels on South Dakota is underway as water resource groups work to elevate the importance of dealing with invasive aquatic species.

The McLeod Soil & Water Conservation District’s collaboration with the city of Winsted to construct a wetland that filters residential stormwater before it enters Winsted Lake builds upon its previous

Chattanooga, Hamilton County and the Ocoee Utility District of Bradley and Polk counties won grants to help improve water infrastructure.

Nebraska Department of Natural Resources staffers will answer Perkins County Canal questions from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. MT at the Keith County Fairgrounds exhibit hall in Ogallala.

The mighty Allegheny River is one of three up for consideration for Pennsylvania’s 2024 River of the Year.

Efforts to locate a missing local boy who fell into the Snake River while hunting in southwestern Bingham County last week have switched from a rescue to a recovery, authorities

ELKHART — Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) is preparing for the upcoming winter season at its Elkhart Hydroelectric Generating Station by lowering the reservoir level at the facility.