Idaho Department of Environmental Quality

The Idaho Department of Environmental quality has awarded several communities across the state with grants including the town of Murtaugh.

Tests at two Magic Valley reservoirs have come back positive for toxic levels of algal blooms that have been present since the summer months.

Local health officials say several dogs became sick recently after playing in two small lakes west of Hailey prompting a test of the water that came back negative for harmful algae.

Public comment is wanted on a permit that allows the city of Wendell to continue to reuse wastewater to irrigate crops during the growing season.

A health advisory has been issued for two southern Idaho reservoirs for harmful toxin levels caused by algal blooms

Clif Bar, which operates a manufacturing facility in Twin Falls, has been recognized by the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality as a 2019 Pollution Prevention Champion.

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), in partnership with Idaho Rural Water Association, will offer free nitrate screenings for private well owners later this week in Rupert.

Is your well water safe to drink? You can find out at a free testing clinic this Thursday and Friday in Lincoln County.

Magic Valley well owners can attend a free workshop that is planned for early April.

A Magic Valley business has been awarded a construction loan from the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality.

Private well owners can get their water tested for arsenic and nitrate at the upcoming Buhl Community Health and Information Fair.

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is seeking four people to serve on the Wood River Watershed Advisory Group.

The comment period for a proposed waste water discharge permit for the city of Shoshone has been extended into next year

A public comment period has been opened up for a proposed waste treatment plant discharge for the city of Shoshone.

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality recently recognized Clif Bar for its pollution prevention efforts.

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality is seeking representatives from a number of industries to serve on the Lake Walcott Watershed Advisory Group.

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued a special alert for air conditions for several Magic Valley counties as smoke from wild fires makes its way into the area

Idaho health and environmental officials have confirmed elevated E. coli at a popular lake for recreation, hunting and fishing southwest of Nampa

Magic Valley health officials are warning of a harmful algal bloom at two reservoirs in southern Idaho.

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality is looking for people to serve on a committee that helps them on crop residue burning issues