Plans to dredge Sullivan Lake are moving forward with the construction of sediment basins, allowing the dredging process to begin. The project, initiated with a $7,500 grant in May 2023, aims to ...

Sullivan Lake is being dredged for the first time in over 65 years to improve the water and local wildlife, with the process ...

In dry years, Tuttle Creek Lake and other reservoirs keep the Kansas River flowing strong enough to provide drinking water ...

Thwarted in its original effort to clean up the bottom of Canyon Lake, Rapid City is eyeing a dredging operation that would fall well short of the sediment-removal total officials had hoped for. If ...

Kansans on and around the water at Tuttle Creek Lake will get to see an innovative engineering solution in action this month that aims to save the reservoir from a muddy ...

Some major work is being planned on Lake Altoona next fall and winter that will require the water to be dropped eight to nine feet.

Those who love to fish at Indian Lake Park in North Huntingdon will have to find a new spot when the township drains the lake in the next few years. North Huntingdon officials plan to apply for a ...

Dredging will begin this week at the entrance of Holland Harbor. The U.S. Corps of Engineers Detroit District will start dredging the entrance to Holland Harbor as early as Thursday, April 24 to ...

It’s been a couple of years since I’ve mentioned here on FrontBurner that we need to dredge White Rock Lake. Not sure how that’s possible. If you’ve visited this blog with any frequency, you’ve likely ...

Debris float in McCook Lake on June 24, a day after floodwaters ripped through the North Sioux City neighborhood. The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources intends to dredge ...

York County rules that would stop an industrial company from plopping down between expensive waterfront homes on Lake Wylie are meant to protect homeowners. But that’s not how many neighbors see a ...

Some East Texans say a lake in a FEMA flood zone was dredged without permits. Most state agencies say it isn't their problem.