The Milltown Water Right, co-owned by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and the state, could be used to augment flows in the Clark Fork and Blackfoot rivers.

Imagine waking up one morning to the sound of bulldozers and the distant scent of wet earth, knowing that soon your home, ...

As Tropical Storm Helen dumped more than 20 inches of rain into the Lake Lure watershed, how did the town's nearly century ...

Maury County commissioners have reignited a debate about whether to revive the Columbia Dam project on the Duck River, which ...

A national non-profit organization that tracks rivers all over the country has announced the rivers of Southern Appalachia are now among the most endangered in ...

The study, published in Science Translational Medicine, highlights the role of type 5 collagen — a minor component of scar tissue — in kidney fibrosis, and shows how an experimental therapy could help ...

Some anglers reached out to WBIR, worried that TVA would shut down its oxygen system at Cherokee Dam, effectively ruining the habitat for Striped Bass.

“At no time was the dam breached, nor did we observe structural failure.” Foundation for Youth Executive Director Chuck Kime said Youth Camp Lake normally rises about a foot per inch of ...

has accumulated so much sediment that its operations are restricted and dam failure is an ever-increasing threat. If the water level in the Lake Pillsbury reservoir falls too low or too quickly ...

The Blackiston bridge closure robbed him of one-third of his customer base. He blames the Blackiston Mill Dam failure for this catastrophe. "Typically, I'll have two, three hours to get out of ...

The TVA Kentucky, Norris and Fontana Dam visitor centers will reopen Saturday ... Visitor centers are accessible year-round at Melton Hill and Douglas reservations in Tennessee, and Wilson and ...

COLUMBUS, Ind. (WISH) — A flash flood watch is in effect around the Youth Camp Lake Dam along Wolf Creek over concerns the dam could fail. Bartholomew County Emergency Management officials said ...