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House advances bill that could provide billions of dollars for new water projects and fixing aging infrastructure

The dire impact of contaminated drinking water on human health and regional economics is the focus of the "A Resource in Crisis" forum on Monday, May 22, from 6-7:30 p.m.

The bill aims to create a water supply four times the size of Lake Livingston, one of the state’s largest reservoirs. But it may still be a “drop in the bucket” compared to the state’s needs.

FLATWOODS Just as the city of Flatwoods closed the book on one major infrastructure project, the council voted to start another.

By CHRIS ROGERS

Spring is in the air, and Laguna Beach High School (LBHS) students in Jamie Kough's Advanced Placement Art, Art Production 1 and 2 classes will add to the beauty of the season by creating and installing a one-of-a-kind pop-up floral mural and photo opportunity on the Forest Avenue Promenade in Laguna Beach for public viewing May 4 through 6. 

WASHINGTON D.C. (April 27, 2023) — World Resources Institute (WRI) is pleased to announce that Crystal Davis has been named the Global Director of its Food, Land and Water program.

Gov. Beshear Presents Over $1 Million in Awards to Benefit Rowan County

Commissioners approved staff recommendations that will help the agency manage big game populations at socially acceptable levels.

Gov. Andy Beshear presented more than $1 million to support cleaner water and local nonprofits in Rowan County.