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The Lindsay-Strathmore Irrigation District has received a $400,000 grant from the Bureau of Reclamation thats hoped to be a step in preventing the entire Kaweah Subbasin from being placed on

MANKATO — A very young boy was alone in a stormwater retention pond, struggling in the mud with water up to his shoulders on a cool April day in 2023.

WAUSEON — The Fulton County commissioners Tuesday authorized board vice president Joe Short to execute a grant application for the Ohio Department of Transportation’s fiscal year 2025 Ohio Airport Direct

About this time every year, I start to watch the weekly weather forecast with a keen eye on the temperature. Sometimes, it happens faster than others, but it’s usually about

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality will continue studying the drivers of excessive algal blooms in the middle segment of the Gallatin River, the agency said in a public meeting

PENN YAN — The Seneca Watershed Intermunicipal Organization will meet at 5 p.m. April 29 in the conference room of the Yates County Office Building, 417 Liberty St.

HARPERSFIELD — More than 330 people braved a brisk wind and chilly temperatures to participate in the Lake Metroparks Canoe and Kayak Race.

Due to light snowpack and potential for drought, operators are maintaining high levels in two lakes that are key to the Okanagan water system.

When April comes around, the Deschutes becomes a tale of two rivers.

The American Indian Heritage Weekend kicked off Friday evening at Dupont Lodge. The land in the Cumberland Falls area was recognized as a sacred place used by Native Americans with