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Neighbors and water advocates are worried about the precedent this may set if the dam's construction is approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, stopping precious water from refilling the Highland Lakes.

In 2018, six cities and two tribes started an initiative to revitalize roughly 58 miles alongside the Rio Salado.

Governor Andy Beshear announced $3.8 million to extend clean drinking water to homes and other projects in Clay and Leslie Counties. The money is expe...

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Trigg and Calloway counties are bringing home a good bit of funding to benefit water, infrastructure and touri...

Beshear made the announcement at Murray State University Friday afternoon, after visiting Mayfield and Graves County to tour flood-damaged areas.

A Kentucky county plagued with frequent shutoffs and boil water notices met with state officials to work on plans to fix their $66 million issues.

The Fourth of July parade was held in Searsport with all of Stockton Springs’ Fire Department and Ambulance vehicles represented. Members of Jerry Dobbins American Legion Post led the way,

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This week, the health unit says it has issued swimming advisories at roughly a dozen designated public beaches in Orillia, Severn, Ramara, Muskoka Lakes, Gravenhurst, and Midland.