Cape Coral residents have long struggled with the unpleasant effects of blue-green algae, which turn canals green and emit a foul smell.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) have issued a public health advisory due to blue-green algae. Lakes in ...

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment added five bodies of water to its blue-green algae advisory list on Friday.

However, new owners may struggle with their aquariums constantly turning green, which can be both frustrating and detrimental to fishes’ health. Usually, green-colored water is because of an algae ...

Blue-green algae blooms can also appear as scum, foam, or paint on the surface of the water in various colors. To learn more about the appearance of algae blooms, visit Protecting Florida Together.

For July 4th holiday weekend, you should know what water contains toxic algae blooms Toxic algae can be harmful to pets and people, especially those who are elderly, immunocompromised or have ...

Blue-green algae, scientifically known as cyanobacteria, are naturally occurring but can produce dangerous toxins under certain conditions, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Researchers have discovered that the combination of green algae and yeast enhances the efficiency of wastewater treatment.

Wisconsin health officials found pockets of blue-green algae "blooms" in the water in Lake Geneva. Illinois health officials were out Thursday testing the water at lakes in north suburban counties.

The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County said Thursday for the public to be cautious about the presence of blue-green algae in portions of Lake Okeechobee.

Lake Erie has been spotted from space turning a lurid green as algae blooms across its surface, sparking warnings to "stay out of the water." The explosion in population of blue-green algae ...

Blue-green algae alert issued for Lake Sue by Orange County Department of Health With water sample testing underway, blue-green algae have the potential to produce toxins.