But behind every drop is a complicated system of sources, laws and management challenges. So, where does Texas get its water? Who owns it? And why are we running out? Let’s break it down.

Blaney said. Even as water organizations have explained the shape Texas’ water system is in, there hasn’t been the appetite to do a full overhaul of Texas’ water infrastructure. Blaney said ...

Even with more than 30 inches of rain in the Dallas area so far in 2024, almost a third of Texas ... system,” the filing dated Aug. 15 read. The bonds were sold to support the city’s water ...

An unusually wet summer has aided Texas' battle with drought, but the state's water crisis is far from ... Getty A long-duration storm system has been dumping additional rain across central ...

Some regions of Texas have already run out of water — and the rest face a looming ... 2 million acre-foot volume of the Highland Lakes system that the city of Austin depends on.

North Texas Municipal ... of the city’s water loss is caused by water main breaks. “It really is tied to water demand. Hotter, drier summers increase the demand on the system and increase ...

She writes about the San Antonio Water System, news in New Braunfels and Comal County and water issues around Central Texas. She can be reached at liz.teitz@express-news.net. Liz joined the ...

The machine on the right sucks air in, which then turns into water. On the left, a storage tank and spout to drink from. (Credit: Todd Bailey/KXAN) MANOR, Texas (KXAN) — With a growing ...

Blaney said. Even as water organizations have explained the shape Texas’ water system is in, there hasn’t been the appetite to do a full overhaul of Texas’ water infrastructure. Blaney said ...