In Oregon, Governor Kotek’s latest drought declarations affect Josephine and Wasco counties, where dry conditions threaten agriculture and drinking water for residents this summer.
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek is asking lawmakers to approve an additional $1 million to help homeowners repair or replace dry wells as drought conditions worsen across the state.
Oregon's drought emergency expands to five more counties, with nearly half the state now affected. Severe conditions put agriculture and water supplies at risk as summer approaches.
The Central Oregon Irrigation District is sounding the alarm about a water shortage that could affect local growers this season. Buckle up, folks; it's going to be a dry ride.
With drought emergencies declared, communities in Coos, Klamath, and Wheeler are bracing for tough times ahead. The situation is serious, and here's why.
With drought tightening its grip, many Oregon counties are bracing for a long, dry summer ahead. The implications for farmers and families could be significant.