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The Bureau of Reclamation announced the second-lowest irrigation supply ever to the Klamath Project along the Oregon-California border on Monday. The agency, tasked with delivering water to farms, indicated that it will likely be unable to fully meet Endangered Species Act requirements for ailing fish populations in the Klamath River Basin this spring and summer.

(West Fargo, ND) -- West Fargo Library's summer reading program has just set its schedule in place. The Little Red Reading Bus route, special events, and starting date is now set. This year's theme is "Oceans of Possibilities." The summer reading program, named "Summer Boost", will return on June 1st. The Little Red Reading Bus will bring books and family friendly activities

The casting director behind “Euphoria” and “Uncut Gems” puts real life onto big and small screens. A new book details her process.

Instead of infrastructure funds going to roads, highways and bridges, it is being diverted to waterfowl and fish in a basin shared by Oregon and California.

Jared Leto plays a vampiric superhero opposite Matt Smith's superb baddy in the latest Marvel venture into the Spiderverse

Jared Leto plays a vampiric superhero opposite Matt Smith's superb baddy in the latest Marvel venture into the Spiderverse

INTERNATIONAL FALLS—The DNR is seeking comment on fisheries management plans now available for Ash River, Lost River, Fawn Creek, and Kinmount Creek, all located in northern St. Louis County. …

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources invites anglers and others to comment on fisheries management plans through April 15 for several waterbodies in the International Falls Fisheries work area.

MACKAY — A Custer County butcher faces felony charges after allegedly letting hunted animals rot instead of processing them for customers. Tate Whitworth, 31, is charged with two felony counts of wasting game animals after an investigation by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. Whitworth reportedly walked away from his business, Lost River Meats […]

Dams mop up debris that would otherwise kill fish and other downstream wildlife, new observations suggest