More than half of Brazil's rivers are at risk of reduced flow due to water seeping into underground aquifers. This is the ...

Soaking in the 105-degree pool at Moccasin Springs in Hot Springs, S.D., with my wife recently offered plenty of time for ...

The Nebraska volleyball team gave itself another option at the right-side hitter position for next fall with the addition of Baylor transfer Allie Sczech to the roster. The 6-foot-4 Sugerland ...

In collaboration with New Mexico Tech, the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources is searching for residents along the Rio Grande, San Acacia to Fort Craig to participate in a groundwater ...

Nebraska softball head coach Rhonda Revelle was tasked with reloading a roster that lost pitching, leadership, and run production. Revelle also needed to acquire depth after her roster was ...

Nebraska softball prioritized depth over a large freshman class, bringing in transfers to build a roster designed for a deep Women's College World Series run. A Nebraska fan reacts during the Big ...

Lincoln, Neb. — Scientists are unveiling innovative tools aimed at boosting farmers' profitability while safeguarding groundwater in Nebraska's Central Platte River Valley. Years of commercial ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - In recent years, research has shown that Nebraska is dealing with nitrates, an invisible chemical that can cause negative health effects, in its groundwater. For 86% of ...

The Lincoln Police Department released the name of the suspect in a homicide that happened near the State Capitol just before noon on Sunday. Friends and family of the Seward woman who died last ...

The map pinpoints hotspots of sulfate exceedance in regions like South Asia and North Africa, where billions rely on untreated groundwater for drinking. While natural geological conditions ...

U.S. Forest Service geologist Gordon Grant calls it a “geologic ... with depth or in some cases even decreasing as you go deeper. And the only way to do that is with downward moving groundwater.

U.S. Forest Service geologist Gordon Grant calls it a “geologic gift ... not increasing with depth or in some cases even decreasing as you go deeper. And the only way to do that is with downward ...