This Week's News: Judge bars Randolph County permit, Water treatment professionals week, CDC warns of rare bacterial infection, state park activities, cyber security warning, sustainable rivers program, lead testing in Missouri schools, groundwater overuse map, helping families access clean water in Ohio, rubber seals leak additives into drinking water, and Outstanding National Resource Waters protections in Ohio 

This Week's News: Concerns about animal waste basin, polluted river vs. meatpacker permit, go Missouri on Labor Day Weekend, MDC to remove invasive carp, volunteers build fish habitats, push to remove lead from Montana school drinking water, coming clean on PFAS drinking water, "waters of the United States" rule amended, hurricane Idalia's destruction, 5 takeaways from America's groundwater crisis, and new water pollution rule.

This Week's News: Rural Missouri residents rally against waste facility, a foaming lagoon in Fairview, MDC showcases Missouri fish, invasive crayfish threaten local crayfish, a Missouri Supreme Court ruling, article on hydropower, vegetation control on Missouri sandbars, origin of the word Mississippi, a cleanup halted on the Yellowstone, the best rivers in Arkansas, how plankton are affected by climate change, and group advocates for a free flowing Colorado River

This Week's News: National Water Quality Month, state remains in drought, grant awards, Missouri rescues and evacuations, Missouri River Basin has average month, Saline Creek clean-up, Stream Team in the classroom, Lahaina's water system collapse, top most water-stressed US states, Lake Mead sees 'significant improvement', and a benefits of hydropower study.

This Week's News: Upcoming Mississippi River Commission hearings in Missouri, looking back at the Great Flood of 1993 and how it deluged St. Louis, Perseid meteor shower viewing, a kids trout tournament, conservation area construction, MDNR investigates fuel spill, some Missouri beaches not suitable for swimming, Mississippi floodplain forests are dying, flooding in Alaska, a billion dollar coastal project, bad place for a mine in Montana, and the biggest threat to the Colorado River

This Week's News: Grand River watershed impaired use, wastewater may release into impaired river, no way to prevent another 1993 flood, state park hosts wild herbal classes, MR340 halted Wednesday over unsafe Missouri River, Colorado River Basin lost 10 trillion gallons of water, US judge blocks water pipeline, cup makes drinkable water from creeks, Clean Water and Air Act violated, EPA takes action, and a new study maps 'nutrient fingerprint'. 

This Week's News: Hazel Creek Lake cleanup August 5th, MR340 Race next week, Missouri River Recovery Implementation Committee session scheduled for KC, five rivers to float, dead zone efforts in Missouri, MDC kayaking classes, Missouri River camp, a Shoal Creek Water Festival, 100-year anniversary of modern water systems, road salt pollution in US lakes, state wetlands protections diluted, youth argue for healthy environment, and California weather catastrophe turned miracle

This Week's News: Governor vetoes funding for stormwater projects in STL Metro, water systems watch weather to adjust treatment, a new system for major water use reporting, catastrophic flooding in the northeast United States, nationwide PFAS detection study and map, a Canadian mine's impact to U.S. waters, University of Arizona and partners address southwest water concerns, a raw sewage spill into the Mississippi, and opportunities to learn paddling skills with state parks and MDC.

This week's news: Cleanup begins after asphalt binder spill, Mississippi River levels continue to drop, Rights for Rivers, proposed animal waste basin in Randolph county, grants awarded for trail, road, and stormwater improvements in Warsaw, Missouri River KC port renovations, bluest waters in the US rankings, Independence Day celebrations, preserve the wonder campaign, high water flows creating dangerous conditions in Colorado, and riverfront trail access protected for public use in Oregon. 

This Week's News: Coldwater Creek spill, fish kill event at Lake of the Ozarks, flood risk story from St. Louis, a train derailment on the Missouri, a 3M settlement for PFAS, how pumped groundwater affects the Earth's spin, a highlight of Mornings at the River, MDC programs in Cape Girardeau, Branson evaluates its drinking water, air quality impact on water, and how nonpoint source pollution measures have no detectable impact