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Georgia officials asking the federal government to study another deepening of Savannahs harbor have picked up a key endorsement in Congress. Republican U.S. Rep. Sam Graves of Missouri threw his

NGA sent a joint letter to the leaders of the Senate Committee on the Environment and Public Works and the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure to provide input as the authorization process for the 2024 Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) continues.

Lawmakers are moving ahead with plans for new legislation authorizing billions of dollars for flood protection, harbor dredging, river locks and dams, ecosystem restoration and other projects.

The United States Corps of Engineers (“Corps”) published in the February 15th Federal Register a proposed rule that establishes what it describes as Agency Specific Procedures (“ASPs”)...

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Congressman David Rouzer joined other local elected officials to discuss ongoing efforts to renourish Wrightsville Beach at Johnny Mercer’s…

The League of Women Voters of Woodland and the Daily Democrat, in their commitment to educating voters on candidate races and measures and propositions affecting our community, have worked together to provide the following general information about Measure M.

Project Salmon Claus serves hundreds of families living at in-lieu sites along the Columbia River each year.

Louisiana Republican is seen as well-versed on military construction issues but voted "no" on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

The small city of Wabasha, Minn., held a public meeting on a planned barge terminal it wants to build along the Mississippi River.

The Port of New Orleans approved a cost-share agreement with the Corps of Engineers to deepen an access channel to the Napoleon Ave. Terminal.