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

This Week's News: Proposed sale of millions of acres of public land, a lawn watering ban in central Iowa, southwest Missouri communities work toward water security including securing water from Stockton Lake, the clock runs out on a bottle bill in Texas, earthquakes rattle Bull Shoals Lake, a Table Rock Lake boat explosion, two new conservation areas in Grand River Grasslands, children discover the Missouri River, Tulsa wildflowers filter water, Ogeechee River water sampling efforts boosted, and recovery efforts for ciscoes, seagrass, and the Maurepas Swamp.

This Week's News: Residents speak against CAFO in southwest MO, flooding and high water causes warnings and closures, what FEMA cuts could mean for communities along the Mississippi, a look at eels in Missouri, five areas for summer fishing in southeast MO, state park beach status, a new trail at Osage Beach, how the Mighty Mississippi helps commerce thrive, celebrating National Mississippi River Day and seeing bald eagles up close, and a Montana bridge opens for a public crossing

This Week's News:  Missouri passes bill to limit water exports, public invited to share comments on proposed CAFOs at Pierce City meeting on May 29, uncertainty about federal disaster aid, an Upper Mississippi River Foodscape for regenerative agriculture, the power of sediment diversions in the Mississippi delta, removal of debris from Gulf Islands National Seashore, water bills in Texas, storm debris at Lake of the Ozarks, drought status for Missouri River Basin, a research study passively harvests water from air, an ancient sea creature discovered in Mississippi, where to learn about snakes with MDC, and find the Missouri beaches open for Memorial Day weekend

This Week's News:  Missouri passes ban on sale of several invasive plant species, Corps announces reduction in services at southwest MO lakes, free fishing days June 7 and 8 with MDC, what you need to know about forever chemicals in drinking water, an invasive carp barrier moving forward in Illinois, saltwater intrusion threatening livelihoods in New Orleans, a cleanup of a national park beach, the fight for wetland projects to restore Louisiana's coast, Missouri bear stories and challenges, tap water clearing up in Columbia, and learn about paddle sports with MDC on May 27

This Week's News: How to be safe on Missouri waters, a floating wetland aims to improve water quality at Fellows Lake, a look at rain and temperature data from the April floods, Columbia's water discolored, video series on private land conservation and hunting in the Delta region, a boat sinks on the Missouri in North Dakota, spill response exercise in Montana, a reminder to watch out for Aquatic Hitchhikers and clean, drain, dry your boat, a call to make America's waters safe for swimming, and a Missouri teen catches the first state record fish of 2025.

This Week's News:  When 100K+ chickens move in next door in Missouri, progress on plastic reduction in Montana and Lake Tahoe, how California turns Midwest pig manure into cash, federal facility targeted for closure in Columbia, an Army Corps Lower Missouri River study open for comment, bald eagle chicks rescued from Big River in Missouri, continued flooding and Mississippi River saltwater intrusion, a barge collision and sinking on the Mississippi, and join MDC to learn about aquatic plants on May 10th

This Week's News: CAFO concerns mounting in southwest Missouri, rivers rising and dam gates open, an Arkansas bill amended to protect the Buffalo River, proposed change and comment period for Waters of the U.S., anglers asked to kill and report northern snakehead fish, a community garden gets a green light, drinking water grant for Livingston county, a cleanup and plastic brand audit at Sugar Creek, MO, and reports of spills across the country

This Week's News: Multi-day floods brewing, the importance of skilled professionals in protecting health and water quality, DOGE cuts to tree planting in St. Louis, MDC seeks input on proposed spotted bass regulation at Table Rock Lake, a free veteran's fishing day at Bennett Springs, no evidence of coal ash contamination at Truman Lake or Lake of the Ozarks, new Eat MO Carp! book for kids, a focus on Missouri River paddlefish in Brookings, SD, water returns to a drained Colorado lake after zebra mussel contamination, the USGS deploys water monitors in Pool 13, a Florida bill aims to protect Apalachicola River and bay, and a Michigan man's second run at the MR340