Water

Since the Biden administration took office last month, there is renewed hope among environmental groups that increased federal regulation is coming.

Mike Fremont helped to found the Little Miami Conservancy and the statewide group Rivers Unlimited during his decades long work as a river conservationist in Ohio.

The state is rolling out a new program to help local officials track potential outbreaks of COVID-19. Ohio has put together a network of wastewater...

A broad swath of the city of Dayton was placed under a boil water advisory Monday evening after a large water main broke.

In February of last year, nearly 400,000 Miami Valley residents lost their water service when a major water main broke. Last week, the City of Dayton sued…

The US Environmental Protection Agency has started community interviews to obtain feedback regarding a contaminated aquifer in Clark County. The public…

The latest round of state budget cuts to offset the economic impact of COVID-19 has caused many departments to reevaluate their programs, this includes...

The Ohio River watershed is dotted with thousands of small dams. Many are remnants of bygone days of grain mills and the steel industry, which used dams…

Tom Helbig of Tomfoolery Outdoors returned to the WYSO studios to talk with Niki Dakota about this year's Paddling Film Festival and its accompanying…

Results from water-quality tests are expected by Friday evening after an overnight water main break and leak under the Great Miami River that left…

Clark County voters have re-elected Republican Kyle Koehler to represent Ohio House District 79. The two term incumbent faced newcomer Amanda Finrock, a…

A growing industry in Ohio is calling on local, state, and federal officials to take a serious look at water quality issues. Craft brewery owners say…