Jared Opsal News Today

Residents have the chance to speak to elected officials and environmentalists during Thursdays talk.

Report finds levels of the radioactive isotype lead-210 as much as 22 times the expected levels at Missouri school serving mostly Black students

Community outreach about radioactive waste has been left largely to local environmental organizations.

Radioactive contamination from Coldwater Creek is not a new issue. For decades, environmental activists have demanded accountability and action from the Army Corps of Engineers.

A climate study released during one of the hottest summers on record predicts a 125-degree “extreme heat belt” will stretch across a quarter of the country by 2053.

A climate study released during one of the hottest summers on record predicts a 125-degree “extreme heat belt” will stretch across a quarter of the country by 2053. The hottest cities, according to the study, will be Kansas City, Mo.; St. Louis; Memphis, Tenn.; Tulsa, Okla.; and Chicago.

Changing your lifestyle may seem like a daunting task. But there are myriad ways—both big and small—to live more sustainably.

Executive Director Jared Opsal said the membership-based organization tackles issues through multiple avenues.

A district court judge granted summary judgment in the Corps of Engineers' favor in a lawsuit over Mississippi River training structures.