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Idaho Fish and Game Seeks Additional Funding for Winchester Dam Repairs
2+ hour, 53+ min ago (180+ words) WINCHESTER, ID — Idaho Fish and Game is continuing efforts to secure funding for critical repairs to Winchester Dam, a project aimed at improving the safety of the aging structure while restoring normal water levels at Winchester Lake. According to Fish…...
Whitman County Livestock Operation Fined $48,000 for Steptoe Creek Pollution
2+ week, 5+ day ago (165+ words) WHITMAN COUNTY, WA – The Washington Department of Ecology has fined a Whitman County livestock operation $48,000 for repeated water quality violations along Steptoe Creek. The penalty was issued to Greg, Dan, and Doug Stout after the department determined the operation repeatedly…...
Snake River water trust users won’t face water curtailment in Idaho this summer
3+ week, 5+ day ago (261+ words) BOISE, ID – Snake River water trust users in Idaho won’t be faced with having their water shut off this irrigation season, state officials announced Thursday. The issue relates to the 1984 Swan Falls Settlement Agreement, which resolved a dispute between Idaho…...
UPDATE: Rocky Top Fire acreage corrected; fire 85% contained
1+ mon, 8+ hour ago (172+ words) Rocky Top Fire near Lapwai fully contained after burning 5 acres Dailyfly News UPDATE: Rocky Top Fire acreage corrected; fire 85% contained LAPWAI, ID — Updated information from the Idaho Department of Lands corrects earlier reports on the Rocky Top Fire near Lapwai....
Snake River Fire Reaches Full Containment, Command Returned to Local Fire District
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (256+ words) CLARKSTON, WA — The Snake River Fire burning along Wawawai Road west of Clarkston is now 100% contained, according to a final update issued Monday afternoon by Northeast Washington Fire Information. The wildfire was first reported on the evening of June 12 and…...
Idaho Surface Water Coalition says severely needed water supply 'simply is not there"
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (371+ words) BOISE, ID – With farmers entering an important part of the irrigation season, members of the Idaho Surface Water Coalition say they are reducing water deliveries and usage due to a historically low snowpack, a depleted aquifer and drought emergency. The…...
ID facing tight water year in areas with extreme drought
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (171+ words) Dailyfly News ID facing tight water year in areas with extreme drought David Hoekema, hydrologist for the Idaho Department of Water Resources, said snowpack is Idaho’s largest reservoir. Snowmelt fills human-built reservoirs and typically meets irrigation demand from April 1 to…...
Washington Drought Declaration Draws Debate Over Water Supply Outlook
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (646+ words) OLYMPIA, WA – University of Washington Professor of Atmospheric Sciences Cliff Mass says the Washington Department of Ecology should “definitively correct misinformation being pushed” about a pending drought emergency. The claim that this summer represents a drought emergency for Washington State…...
Cowlitz Indian Tribe launches live Beaver Kit Cam
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (188+ words) LONGVIEW, WA — The Cowlitz Indian Tribe has launched a live-streaming “Beaver Kit Cam,” giving viewers a real-time look at four newborn beaver kits and their mother as they grow at the tribe’s wildlife facility in southwest Washington. The livestream began…...
State Awards $1.8 Million to City of Lewiston for Drinking Water Project
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (270+ words) Dailyfly News State Awards $1.8 Million to City of Lewiston for Drinking Water Project LEWISTON, ID – The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality awarded $1.8 million to the city of Lewiston for a construction project to address contaminants in drinking water, state officials…...