This Week's Water News: Celebrating wins for National Rivers Month, a once dangerous river transformed into a recreation hotspot, satellite images show disappearing water globally, recent quakes under the Mississippi near New Madrid, a fish kill on the West Fork of the Black River, an early warning tool may protect river fish in heat waves, North Dakota looks to use Missouri River for nuclear power, Bagnell dam nears a century, a daring water rescue at Lake Springfield, and century old water main collapse closes parts of St. Louis

This Week's News: Celebrating National Rivers Month with Missouri Stream Teams, flooded Missouri fields, projected water use from a Missouri data center, funding for study for pipeline for Missouri River water, President orders protected Hawaiian waters reopened to commercial fishing, California water board seeks stronger salmon protections, a study for water supply for the D.C. area, how northern states are turning off bridge lights during mayfly hatching season, DNR awards funds for drinking water system evaluations in southeast Missouri, goats helping remove vegetation along Missouri River in Kansas City, a big bass tournament on Bull Shoals Lake, and four rescued from the James River

This Week's News:  Protecting Missouri parks, soil and water with Yes on Amendment 1, cultivating an ecosystem of mattering with Mornings at the River, Columbia seeks input on proposed irrigation regulations, Google pledges to replenish water in data center watersheds, freshwater mussel reintroduced after Virginia dam removal, an effort to return sauger to Lake Erie, why the Colorado River reservoirs are heading towards system crash, less water and less power in the Mo River basin, new threats loom for returned fish and mussel populations, a closed beach at Table Rock Lake, a swift water rescue in Camden county, Missouri's yellow bass record broken, and a lake sturgeon makes a 681 mile swim