The mighty Colorado River, which supplies water to cities and farms across Southern California, could again dwindle to dangerously low levels next year. That’s the finding of a new analysis published ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A new report says the demand for Colorado River water outpaces supply in "all corners of the watershed," and calls on officials to take "bold action" to address declining reservoir ...

BOULDER COUNTY, Colo – On a quiet summer evening, the North St. Vrain Creek is flowing gently through a canyon in Lyons, Colorado. At LaVern M. Johnson Park, things are tranquil: Tubers are floating ...

At the Arizona League of Cities and Towns conference held in August, representatives of the Central Arizona Project invited ...

The U.S. Southwest was bracing for another surge of rain from the remnants of a tropical storm after intense flooding in southern Colorado over the weekend caused some northwestern New Mexico rivers ...

The San Juan River near Pagosa Springs peaked at 12.6 feet deep. People still are out of their homes in Vallecito.

Behind closed doors, conversations between compact states to save the Colorado River are going poorly. Considering the urgency of this emergency, Colorado’s water negotiators are right to stand ...

PHOENIX — Arizona will continue to see an 18% reduction of its Colorado River water allocation next year, as decided by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. The level of future potential cuts is uncertain ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Talks among seven states to solve the water shortage on the Colorado River are at an impasse. The closed-door ...

A big bend on the Colorado River. (Photo: Alexander Stephens/Bureau of Reclamation) The Bureau of Reclamation will remain without a leader for the foreseeable future after politics allegedly sank the ...

The Colorado River could reach dangerously low levels as soon as next year under dry conditions, and environmental groups say leaders aren’t acting quickly enough to address the crisis. To mark the ...

Mississippi River levels are low this fall season—for the third year in a row. “The timing couldn’t be worse,” says Jon Davis, chief meteorologist at Everstream Analytics. “October is a critical month ...