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This weeks London Zoo column from Karen London.

The dam is at the center of tension between upstream homeowners, who say their properties flood when the dam is in operation, and people who own homes and businesses along

The Montana Supreme Court on Friday heard oral arguments regarding a central Montana copper mine’s anticipated effect on regional water supplies.

Fly my flag or youll be hanged, drawn and quartered, King George III did not tell the American colonists some 250 years ago.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing removing the fish from its list of protected species.

This weeks Flagstaff History column.

Charges against six people connected to a protest of offshore wind power proposals in Ocean City have been dropped, according to an attorney representing some of those charged.

Officials in Killeen, Harker Heights and Nolanville have placed their respective cities under Stage 4 water restrictions in response to a 48-inch water main leak on Fort Cavazos that may

The Montana Climate Office warned this week that historically low snow levels mean water shortages this year in several river basins — even with upcoming snow in the forecast.

From lake to lake — Lake Ming in the east to Buena Vista Aquatic Recreational Area in the west — the Kern River Parkway Trail is a community treasure. At