This Week's News: A survey for Eleven Point State Park development, funding available for landowner projects, Brush Creek restoration in Kansas City, contamination at Weldon Spring, why saltwater is invading the Mississippi, New Orleans expected to be affected by saltwater in late November, Shannon County's wild horses, a state of the James report from Virginia, water cuts helping for the Colorado, and discover the longest rivers in each state. 

This Week's News: A US House Bill to restore water protections, how Native lands lack clean water protections, U.S. groundwater getting saltier, western decreases in water use, invasive carp shocked from the Grand River, a Kirksville stormwater report, water woes in Old Jamestown, a northwest Missouri fall driving tour, an Ozarks rivers mural celebration, and imagining a day without water

This Week's News: Missouri River Hopping, World Record Gourd Journey, List of Endangered Species Grows, Columbia Bottom Conservation Area, Missouri's Second Year of Drought, Water Insecurity and Population Health, Celebrating "Oktoberforest", Consecutive Historically Low River, The Great Lakes Under Threat, Ohio River to be National Water Trail.

This Week's News: 'Elevated' radium levels in Silex, new treatment for inactive water wells in St. Charles County, fall fun at State Parks, DNR awards grant to Bosworth, Missouri drought conditions persist into 2024, more people moving into high flood zones globally, depleted aquifers, high salt levels in Louisiana drinking water, Sackett v. EPA's aftermath, and a 'miracle' water year in California