Las Vegas has now gone 212 days without rain, and all of Clark County is under either extreme or exceptional drought, but water levels at Lake Mead keep rising. Newsweek reached out to the National ...

On Monday morning, February 10, the Perry County Emergency Management Agency announced the water outage was postponed to ...

It’s interesting how the southwest metropolitan area of the Twin Cities grew into a patchwork of cities, but there might have been more today if a few more places had survived. Today, we consider them ...

Now that spring has come to Minnesota, are you looking forward to spending time on your favorite lake this summer? Can’t wait to put your boat or canoe into the water for the first time?

Best bets Delta sturgeon leading the parade, Steve Mitchell said. Don Pedro multi-species bite going, Monte Smith reported.

Why a University of Dayton MPA? The University of Dayton MPA Program, offered since 1967, prepares responsible public-servant leaders who advance the common good by working to improve the quality of ...

In Madison, Wisconsin’s Lake Mendota, bacteria evolves cyclically in lockstep with the lake’s changing conditions. A new study detailing this phenomenon includes data from water samples ...

In Lake Mendota, Wisconsin, bacteria undergo an extraordinary cycle of evolution, altering their evolutionary processes depending on the weather. Bacteria in Lake Mendota, Wisconsin, evolve in an ...

Mendota will get about half the funds needed to replace two bridges near Black Brothers. Monday, the Mendota City Council authorized a joint funding agreement with the Illinois Department of ...

Once again, we’re here to tell you that evolution is not always linear. In Wisconsin’s Lake Mendota, for example, bacteria evolve in a kind of endless loop – think Groundhog Day if it were ...

An overlooked jewel hugging its very own lake—Lake Lugano—the city has long ... have done much to put the small city further on the map. Lugano is now home to three Michelin-starred ...

Lake Mendota in Wisconsin is transformed by the changing seasons – covered by ice in winter, and by algae in summer – and a new study shows how these cyclical shifts are putting the lake's bacteria ...