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The commission resolves international disputes regarding the rivers, lakes and other water bodies bordering the United States and Canada.

QUINCY — Quincy will be largely unaffected by early U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations on hazardous per- and poly-fluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances in drinking water, but a future rise in contamination

Osage County advised property owners downstream to take steps to mitigate flooding issues.

When I was a kid growing up, my idea of a great day was one spent sitting on the bank of a farm pond, cane pole in hand, watching a

A federal civil rights lawsuit against an ex-Copperas Cove Police Department officer that had been on hold since last summer now will proceed since the officer was sentenced on a

WENATCHEE — With a drop in student enrollment, Cascade School District needs to make budget reductions.

The Upper Snake River system capacities.

Summerland’s snowpack has melted away in a hurry, according to fresh data from the local government.

CENTERVILLE — The Ottumwa Fire Departments water rescue unit was deployed and successfully rescued two college-aged individuals early Friday morning from a swelled creek in Centerville.

Area residents had a flashback to January 1996 early in April when heavy rains pushed many streams and rivers out of their banks with flooding noted throughout the region.