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To state the obvious, California motorists are experiencing one of the state’s periodic spikes in gasoline prices.

Over a decade ago, Crystal River and Kings Bay faced a daunting challenge. Hydrilla, an invasive water plant species, had overrun the waters, threatening the delicate ecosystem. In an attempt

Community made Empty Bowl a success

The Bureau of Land Management’s Northwest and Southwest Resource Advisory Councils (RACs) will conduct a field tour on May 1 commencing at 10 a.m. at the Bill Heddles Recreation Center,

A $1.5 million zero-match grant targeting historic flooding concerns on El Campo’s West End goes before the town’s council Monday.

Legislation intended to safeguard the availability of water shared by neighbors has drawn some debate at the Capitol over how much the government should intervene in such matters.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is asking people to share their thoughts on how the DNR manages muskellunge as part of an update to the state’s muskie long-range plan.

EDITORS NOTE: This is the first in a series, “Headwater Heroes,” by Emily Shosh of the Potter County (Pa.) Conservation District. The series showcases several individuals who have been working

Our View is intended to be a viewpoint that could be shared by anyone who is invested in Council Bluffs, the metro area and southwest Iowa region.

I heard that you could look at an eclipse with a colander, so I tried it — but it strained my eyes. Okay, that’s a joke. But a genuine eclipse