This Week's News: Historic flooding in Missouri, the Current River spares Van Buren, residents braced for flooding on the Meramec, a delayed winter trout opening at Montauk, company facing pushback in Missouri fined by EPA for violations in western states, a study shows Colorado River basins at tipping point for drought, Mississippi River eroding sacred mounds, its raining PFAS in Miami, plastic toxins released into South Carolina river, MDC clears turbid lake in southern Missouri, and Ohio has a new state scenic river that rebounded from past pollution showcases a river comeback

This week's news: Dead fish after Missouri battery plant fire, voters reject casino on Osage River, farmers intent to file lawsuit against Missouri, flooding on the Current River, MDC warns of hammerhead worms, a mold based infection seen in Lake Taneycomo trout, a look at the largest lakes in the U.S., voters in Bozeman, MT pass plastic ban, people and salmon celebrate at the Klamath River, using remote sensing for river discharges, projects supporting Tennessee's Duck River, and Swope Park in Kansas City to receive upgrades

This Week's News:  Community volunteers play a crucial role, helicopters fly for aquifer study, LA County sues Coke and Pepsi over plastic, Arkansas bans hog farms in the Buffalo River Watershed, Native American tribes want Missouri River managed differently, a dry Mississippi impacts farmers, the Sugar Creek fire covers 1,500 acres in southern Missouri, MDC boat access closing due to improper use, conditions impact start of waterfowl season in Missouri, USACE takes action in Kansas due to drought, a federal land transfer to the Winnebago Tribe, and a hiker's path between two scenic Missouri streams