1 hr ago | Log Cabin Democrat
Drought's effects damaging Arkansas oak trees
Drought that began in 2011 is damaging and killing oak trees in western Arkansas, and the effects will likely linger despite vastly improved soil conditions, an official with the Sebastian County Cooperative Extension Service said.
4 hrs ago | Politics in the Zeros
Drought Monitor. Still extreme in some areas
West divide is quite pronounced, isn't it? Virtually all the West is in drought except for the northern border.
8 hrs ago | WANE-TV Fort Wayne
Reservoir optimistic post-drought
Between the extremely low water levels, blue-green algae problem, and burn ban, 2012's drought hit the Salamonie Reservoir particularly hard.
12 hrs ago | People's Daily Online
Strong rain to relieve drought in parts of China
Strong rain will hit central and east China this Saturday and Sunday, easing drought in affected areas, the China Meteorological Administration said Saturday.
Pricey Beef Puts Heat on U.S. Grilling Season
As Americans prepare for Memorial Day-the official kickoff to a summer grilling season of burgers and T-bones-rising beef prices have some consumers balking in the grocery aisles.
Drought Drains Wichita Falls' City Revenue
The city of Wichita Falls has been urging and requiring less water use as the reservoirs continuing sinking during this terrible drought.
Officials: NM ranch had 1,000 emaciated cattle
State officials are considering seizing a herd of cattle after around 1,000 emaciated cattle were found on a drought-stricken ranch near Fort Sumner.
Oklahoma gets far more than its share of disasters
The twister that devastated Moore, Okla., was the 74th presidential disaster declared in the Sooner state in the past 60 years.
Stage III drought is for the birds
John Anderson and his wife, Pat, dropped by to answer some questions about the water well.
Plodprasop must slow the flood scheme flow
I admit I'm totally baffled by Deputy Prime Minister Plodprasop Suraswadi's need for speed in getting the 350-billion-baht water management master plan off the ground.
Approximately 300 residents of Sligoville and surrounding communities in St Catherine now have water flowing into their homes, after living without piped water for up to six years.
Drought Improves: Metro Water Warning
The drought is slowly disappearing from the state. The latest USDA weekly report shows about 65-percent of Iowa is now drought free.
Live export ban blamed for $46.5m loss
AUSTRALIA'S largest beef cattle producer has blamed the suspension of live exports and lower rainfall for a $46.5 million loss.
Lush autumn pastures bring smiles all round
Despite good growing conditions, the effects of the summer drought are likely to remain for some time yet and farmers still have a lot of ongoing costs to keep their animals in good shape without any income Te Awamutu Golf Course was on the verge of being declared a drought in February, now it is green again.
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Minnesota's drought conditions improving
Drought is now affecting less than a quarter of Minnesota, according to the latest numbers from the U.S. Drought Monitor.
McMillan: U.S. drought area down, but very dry areas drier
Total U.S. farmland under drought edged lower over the week ending May 21, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor's Thursday update.
Denver Water votes to delay drought pricing by one month
Denver Water has some good news for customers hoping to keep their lawns green: The Denver Water Board of Commissioners voted at their meeting Wednesday to delay drought pricing by one month as a result of heavy rain and snowfall during the April and May months.
Lake Travis levels down but not out since drought
Boater Roger Weil liked the buzz at last Sunday's grand opening of the Crosswater Yacht Club on Lake Travis.
Southwest Riverside News Network
RivCo water agencies receive almost $500,000 in federal grants
Federal grants totaling just over $426,000 were awarded to a pair of Riverside County water agencies that will use the funds to offset the costs of conservation projects now underway, it was announced today.