This Week's News: The MR340 paddles through Missouri,  Iowa's fertilizer runoff likely to increase drinking water restrictions in central Iowa, Missouri's Task Force 1 heads to Texas, tagged fish lead to school of invasive carp, what new pumps mean for people and wildlife in Mississippi, a water contamination payout, new regulations amid extreme water flows in Utah, a look at the volume of water that hit Texas, passengers safe after boat goes through dam gate, ticks on the rise in Missouri, classes on milkweed and monarchs, a drinking water loan for Everton, water use cuts in Scotland, and a station to monitor nature's changes

This Week's News: Water tracks in thawing landscapes, bills to cut red tape on Clean Water Act, battles looming over public land, taste and smell issues with drinking water in KC and STL, Missouri Governor vetoes money for water projects, how USGS in Missouri may be affected by federal budget cuts, an EPA grant to reduce child lead exposure, a Great Lakes tidal wave, North Dakota studies Missouri River water for additional use, a California lake in crisis, looming deadline for a new Colorado River plan, how Des Moines is treating high nitrate water for drinking water, Chicago's shoreline exposed with low Lake Michigan level, how farmers build resilience with federal programs, what to know to keep aquatic invasive species from spreading, and how minors can legally drive boats on Missouri waters