Seven states rely on the Colorado River, but they continue to struggle to find a deal on how to use the river's water.

Lake Mead makes an unexpected gain, stashing water that wasn’t needed during California rains. A deal appears to be far off as Colorado River officials finish meetings in Las Vegas.

These reductions are real. In 2023, Arizona, California and Nevada used only 5.8 million acre-feet of Colorado River water – their lowest combined annual consumption since 1983. The Lower Basin’s ...

The San Juan River offers a way to deliver the promised volume of water to the United States, but the prolonged drought is ...

Negotiations over how to stabilize the shrinking Colorado River are so deadlocked that one of the seven state officials ...

Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the United States, could drop to its lowest level ever by 2027. This would threaten water supplies for 25 million people in the Southwest. The U.S. Bureau of ...

Join us as we dive deep into the hidden secrets of the Hoover Dam, one of America's most iconic engineering marvels. Discover the fascinating history and intricate design behind this colossal ...

LAS VEGAS (AP) — The death of a woman who jumped from the Hoover Dam bypass bridge was the first known suicide since the sweeping arch linking Nevada and Arizona opened in October 2010, a federal ...

An atmospheric river is bringing a surge of moisture across California, with excessive rains causing Lake Oroville to rise more than 6 feet in the span of a day. Newsweek has contacted the California ...

The water flow is expected to increase by about 10% to return to normal levels, according to a press release by the corps.

A new report shines a light on vast disparities in the price of water across California, Arizona and Nevada. The report was published Thursday by researchers with the UCLA Institute of the ...