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No tribal rights terminated by KBRA
The Klamath Restoration Agreements, like most things Klamath, have been the subject of much controversy.
Water Wars: Who Controls The Flow?
Cattle stand in a heavily irrigated pasture in Oregon's Upper Klamath Basin. The state ordered ranchers in the region to shut down irrigation.
Judge won't stop Klamath irrigation shut-off
A judge on Friday denied motions to temporarily stop the state of Oregon from shutting off irrigation on ranches in the upper Klamath Basin to satisfy water rights the Klamath Tribes are using to protect fish.
Klamath irrigation shutoffs begin
During past droughts, ranchers in the upper Klamath Basin could keep irrigating until the rivers ran dry.
Construction work is beginning on the U.S. Highway 101 bridge over the Klamath River, Caltrans announced Monday.
Klamath Tribes and feds exercise water rights
This May 7, 2013 file photo shows Klamath Falls, Ore., top, on the far side of Upper Klamath Lake.
Weitchpec man, 63, pulled from Klamath River after apparent drowning
Ralph Lemmons, 63, was found in the river halfway between Weitchpec and Johnson on Saturday morning by a Weitchpec man who was checking his fishing nets, Humboldt County Deputy Coroner Roy Horton said.
Klamath Project operations plan released
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. A The Bureau of Reclamation announced today the release of the 2013 Operations Plan for the Klamath Project.
Fishing the North Coast: Weather window puts boats back on the water
Ryan Aylsworth of Covelo landed this ocean-fresh spring salmon Monday while fishing the lower Klamath River with guide Mike Coopman of Mike Coopman's Guide Service.
Coastal Voices: Dams can be removed while rights are retained
There has been much debate lately over the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement and whether legislation is needed to remove the Klamath River dams and whether the KBRA terminates tribal rights.
Despite implementing a series of cost-cutting measures, the budget deficit at Klamath River Early College of the Redwoods has grown, and the school is now in danger of losing its charter.
Light on the Devils, Coming of Age on the Klamath
If you hear me boasting about how many books I read, your next question should be: "How many of them did you actually finish? The answer, sadly, is: Not very many of them.
Del Norte People: Last Chance, and the way around it
All of us who choose a community like this to call our home are proud of who we are.
A group of French tour operators will float down the Klamath River by jet boat today as they finish a whirlwind excursion through Del Norte County.