water

There are things I haven't even thought about.

There's something nostalgic about the days when a good old-fashioned spring was all we needed to quench our thirst. Now, are we just buying into the hype?

No water, no crops. No crops, no food.

Heads up, parents! A free event is coming up just in time for summers.

We're still arguing over the hpossible threat to health.

Where were you when Idaho's most expensive flood took place?

The next time you are out, check what kind of cup a person is holding, and you can learn a lot about them quickly.

You may be surprised to find out you have been doing one of them wrong this whole time, but don't worry you can now learn how to do it the proper way.

There is now no reason to feel disappointed for missing the chance to bring family to see the falls.

The water in Dierkes sometimes turns green and opaque. Officials regularly test the water in Dierkes Lake and find it to be safe.

We could see a reversal on the way.

Get up off your booty, get out, and enjoy one of the many events taking place this weekend in the Magic Valley.

Milner Dam will release more water, increasing to 1,500 cubic feet per second (cfs) on June 15th bumping to 3,000 cfs on the 16th. This increase in flow will keep up until July 11th.

While it is nearly impossible to go a whole summer without enjoying the Snake River at least once, you may want to avoid it this summer for a few reasons.

Sometimes it can be disappointing and other times it can be beautiful, but this year it should also be on the dangerous side, but it may be worth it.

Twin Falls Canal Company will start water cutbacks on August 1.

There is a man that is traveling the country and proving there is no such thing as a roadblock when it comes to seeing the country and traveling it.

Irrigators with the Twin Falls Canal Company will get water earlier than originally scheduled this month

An Idaho water specialist is predicting more drought and water shortages this summer in Southern Idaho

Millions of dollars will be headed to Idaho agriculture and water projects across the state following a bill signing ceremony Monday at Murtaugh Lake