In this video I'm building an Arduino Heart Rate Monitor that is housed in a toy handle in the style of the Star Trek Tricoder. The device uses the PulseSensor with an Arduino Pro Mini and an OLED ...

LOWELL, Fla. — People living in Lowell are one step closer to cleaner water. Marion County received $2 million from the state to go towards its Lowell municipal water project. Marion County is working ...

Earlier this week, WWL viewer Jay Vise shared a striking photo of the Mandeville Lakefront. Vise, who has photographed the area for several years, said he has never seen the tide so low or pushed so ...

Water levels at Pensacola Beach are returning to normal after locals noticed shockingly low tides on the sound side of Pensacola Beach on Sunday, Feb. 1. The timing coincided with back-to-back cold ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — If Corpus Christi enters a Level 1 water emergency, city water customers would face significant curtailment measures that would drastically reduce water availability. According ...

One of the most water-stressed countries on the planet is due to see a boost in water supply by the end of the decade. Construction is underway on a $6-billion water desalination and pipeline project ...

A $1 billion plan to provide more water during droughts to Santa Clara County and parts of the Central Valley by expanding one of California’s largest reservoirs has received a rare and unusual boost: ...

The City of Savannah has broken ground on a $146 million expansion of its water treatment plant. This project is part of a larger regional effort to increase water supply for Coastal Georgia. Chatham ...

FARGO — The U.S. Senate approved funding for two Red River Valley-area water infrastructure projects on Thursday. The Senate voted to apply between $100 million and $120 million in federal savings to ...

Routine water testing in Peoria found elevated lead levels in over 10% of samples taken in late 2025. Illinois American Water is notifying affected customers and taking steps like replacing lead ...

DENVER — President Donald Trump now says he nixed a clean drinking water project in Colorado because of his belief that people are leaving the state “in droves,” which is a highly-questionable claim.

The president seems to be at war with the Democratic-led state as he raises the pressure on Colorado leaders to release a convicted election denier, Tina Peters, from state prison. By Jack Healy ...