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A beef processing plant wants to dump up to 350,000 gallons of wastewater daily into the Pomme de Terre River, drawing ire of lake community.

We put $100 million on the ground and we didnt do it just a few months before the election. we actually put it on the ground a year, year and half and just to give folks contrast, in 2018 we put $30 million on the ground. we had the largest water protection program ever in the history of the dnc and much of that infrastructure we built in the senate and the governor races and the house races, that infrastructure is still there and we are building on it right now. when you ask somebody like john ...

Mars Area High School graduates John Sutton and Madeline Wolf were named valedictorian and salutatorian of the Class of 2023, respectively. John Sutton, 18, is a recipient of the 2023 Coherent/II-VI U...

The facility, which processes approximately 750 cows each week, generates a substantial amount of waste.

About 27 schools brought their students to celebrate, and some came from far away.

A memo from Columbia Utilities Director Dave Sorrell describes the root cause of the citys failure to test for lead and copper in water in 2022.

The dead zone encompasses thousands of acres in the Gulf each summer and results in a significant impact to marine life.

The dead zone encompasses thousands of acres in the Gulf each summer and results in a significant impact to marine life.

In Cumberland County, the Pine Grove School sits at  the intersection of environmental concern, historic preservation and industrial development.

As Missouri's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) takes public input on its wastewater permit requirements for agricultural operations, some local voices are raising environmental concerns about the trucks that are hauling the animals.