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Legislation that supporters say is critical to preserving a historic water agreement failed in a Senate committee on Monday.

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

The Twin Falls Canal Co. is planning a discussion about the tunnels that were created in the early days of the community as part of the area's canal system.

Legislation to end years of litigation and finalize an agreement involving water rights in heavily populated southwestern Idaho cleared the House on Tuesday.

The first bill introduced in the 2019 legislative session addresses a water battle that has been building for years in southwestern Idaho.

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

Idaho Power Company is warning visitors to their Thousand Springs Plant near Ritter Island to stay away from an inviting pool of crystal clear water

Authorities are investigating a possible case of neglect after several houses died in western Idaho as temperatures hit near triple digits this week.

The water level in an Idaho aquifer increased 1.7 million acre-feet (2.1 billion cubic-meters) over last year.

Idahoans are reminded that anyone 14 and under out recreating on the water must have a life jacket, it is the law.

Idaho officials say more boats carrying invasive mussels have been intercepted at inspection stations so far this year than for the entire boating seasons in each of the last five years

Law enforcement officials say a 21-month-old boy has died after being found in a canal near Kuna.

Yes, you read that right, a water circus is coming to Twin Falls. What exactly is a water circus? Because it sounds pretty great.

The Idaho Supreme Court has been asked to postpone arguments surrounding a lengthy water battle after parties on both sides of the case say they are close to a settlement.

Public works professionals in several communities in the Magic and Wood River valleys recently gathered to share ideas and their achievements about energy savings.

Idaho will now handle the regulation of pollution into the states waters after an agreement with the Environmental Protection Agency

There was pictures of dogs running around in the water at the First Federal Park splash pad over the weekend. Is this a health hazard or completely normal? Is a dog the worst thing that's in the water?

Legislative leaders say Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter might call a special legislative session to address a years-long water battle that has been building in southwestern Idaho.

People wanting to go for a dip or go fishing at the popular Dierkes Lake will have to wait a while longer as city officials determine the cause of a color change that happened before the weekend

The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality will be offering free nitrate testing for private well owners at an upcoming health fair.