As problems with household water become more detectable and prevalent, many are moving beyond just handheld filters for drinking water.

As the government shutdown stretches into its third week, everyday citizens are beginning to feel its effects. For physicians working in rural areas, the Small-town doctors grapple with looming budget ...

Seeking votes for the Nov. 4 election, candidates for the Salina City Commission answered questions from the Journal.

Pull off Kamehameha Highway order the garlic scampi and see why Giovanni’s turned shrimp on rice into a Hawaii must.

Where else can you start your morning hunting for vintage vinyl records, transition to sampling homemade salsas, then find yourself inexplicably negotiating for a set of barely-used golf clubs you ...

Microplastics have become an invisible but persistent threat in rivers, lakes, oceans, and even in the water we drink. These ...

St. Clair County’s health board endorsed Dr. Nevin’s plan to bar fluoridation, citing new research and a recent federal court ...

Concerns about water usage continue after the Amarillo City Council’s discussion of a proposed water supply agreement with ...

Del-Co Water explores new water sources as central Ohio's population rises, raising concerns among Utica residents about ...

An August study published in the academic journal Hydrological Processes uses publicly available data to paint a dismal ...

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor has launched a new online portal, making dozens of maps, graphs, charts and other data tools available to the public in one central location. Everything from rainfall ...