Harmful blue-green algae has been found at Herrington Lake, and state officials are urging people to limit water exposure ...

But if you’re a little overzealous about mowing to try to make your grass look like a putting green, it’s time to back away ...

The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality reminds residents that hot weather and accumulated nutrients can lead to blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) blooms in water bodies across the state.

As of right now, there are no known antidotes for cyanotoxins produced by blue-green algae. Fortunately, there are three things people can do: Know it: Looks like grass clippings floating in the water ...

This is the start of algae season in Washington’s lakes and rivers. While harmful algal blooms (also known as cyanobacteria) ...

Nitrate levels in Iowa's Raccoon River are at their highest since 2013. Lawn watering ban is trying to prevent more restrictions and keep water safe.

The Washington State Department of Ecology is seeking public comment on its draft Puget Sound Nutrient Reduction Plan, aimed ...

"We need full cooperation from the public. This is no longer a voluntary request," said Central Iowa Water Works executive ...

When recreating on Montana's waterbodies, be on the lookout for harmful algal blooms (HABs) that can occur on Montana's lakes ...

Grass clippings can cause cloudy water, reduce water quality, clog storm pipes and contribute to flooding if left in city ...

GARDENERS love to take pride in their outside spaces, from growing hundreds of plants to getting the perfect lawn. But green algae growing on garden fences can totally ruin it. Unfortunately ...