The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers claims environmentalists cannot compel a federal judge to “censor” the agency’s recommendations to Congress for allocating Willamette reservoir water.
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An unusually dry winter and early spring has given way to weeks of badly needed rain in the Willamette Basin, which is helping to fill reservoirs for the region's farms and fish.
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Barges loaded with wheat and other commodities must wait until a fix has been made.
It is my understanding that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking input on how to better manage our stored water supply in the West. Hav…
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is not recommending to drain Detroit Lake as part of a project to aid fish passage and survival at the dam east of Salem.
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A tentative plan to reallocate 1.59 million acre-feet of stored water in the Willamette Basin will impact farms and shape development for decades to come.
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Routine Columbia-Snake lock closures set for March 2 for annual maintenance.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released its work plan and budget for fiscal year 2019, which includes $28 million for Columbia River jetties rehabilitation and $64 million for dredging and other projects.