Three western U.S. states have announced a new two-year deal to stabilize the Colorado River. California, Nevada and Arizona ...

There’s a new plan on the table for managing the Colorado River after more than a year of deadlocked negotiations. Arizona, ...

A proposal for sharing Colorado River water would make water cutbacks more manageable for cities that depend on the Central ...

For decades, the Colorado River has delivered less water than allocated, with shrinking reservoirs making up the difference.

Runoff into the Colorado is at near record-low levels, and a new report calls out the need for emergency action.

Lake Powell is only 23 percent full. Without sustained action, water providers could face increasingly difficult decisions.

Years of drought and political brinkmanship have pushed the waterway to the breaking point.

Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River, where prolonged drought has intensified scrutiny of post-2026 reservoir operations under a newly released federal draft environmental impact statement. January ...

As the Colorado River shrinks, experts warn the unlimited water era is over—a shift that could start getting priced into ...

The town of Kearny, Arizona, faces severe water crisis due to drought and a low water allotment, but conservation has bought them time. Kearny received only 77 acre-feet of water for the year, far ...

The future of Lake Mead and Lake Powell are more uncertain than ever with the worst Rocky Mountains snowpack season in years.

Arizona, Nevada and California would still have to take massive cuts in their Colorado River water supplies under a new, ...