Within the span of three years, Dallas' majestic, historic overlook became a crime scene. This is not hyperbole.

The Trump administration is moving ahead with a new border security project in the Rio Grande — a floating barrier of linked buoys. The effort, known as Operation River Wall, calls for more than 500…

As Texas faces growing water challenges, the donation to the Texas Water Trust — a little-known conservation tool created nearly 30 years ago — was the first in two decades.

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The "One Big Beautiful Bill" did not include the provision that spared the La Lomita chapel, the Santa Ana refuge, or any other sensitive location, and a map posted by CBP indicates that Trump’s…

Planned projects could also include Big Bend National Park by SAM KARAS Late last week, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem gave physical border wall construction in the Big Be...

Residents and elected officials are speaking out against a proposed border barrier through Texas’ biggest state park and one of the jewels of the national park system.

Phillip Surls, a local businessman who owns much of the property around the Cutoff, has argued he blocked access to the stream to protect his cattle and that the waterway is not public.

The Renaissance Park project will cost upwards of $500 million and be the biggest thing to happen to Downtown Brownsville for many years, says real estate broker Larry Jokl.

The Legislature passed a measure to help save the iconic watering hole and Hays County’s dwindling aquifer. Then Greg Abbott vetoed it.

Trump’s rollback is another example of the federal government’s lackluster efforts at giving Black farmers a boost in recent years.

From Houston to the Hill Country, we Texans keep doing the same thing over and over while expecting a different result.

If approved, opponents warn that a massive new utility project could disrupt toxic sediment, and more, in Lake Livingston—Houston’s “most critical” water source.

In this conversation, Dr. Todd Votteler, Principal of Collaborative Water Resolution and Editor-in-Chief of Texas+Water and the Texas Water Journal, discusses water challenges in the Rio Grande with M...

New human settlements constructed in recent years have made the waterway more hazardous, UT-Arlington civil engineering professor says.

The City of Garland accidentally cleared parts of Spring Creek Forest Preserve, damaging historic trees and wildlife.

State lawmakers are poised to devote billions to save the state’s water supply. These are some of the ways the state could spend the money.

The billionaire and his followers are out to cull federal employees they think are lazy and overpaid. But without people like Bianca Sicich, the Attwater’s prairie chicken could go extinct.

Two years after lawmakers created a $10 million program to address leaking wells in rural counties, none of the money has been distributed.

As growth in North Texas booms amid a more extreme climate, solar energy is needed to help stabilize the state’s electrical grid and keep bills manageable for...

Regional water planners would build the Marvin Nichols reservoir by flooding 67,000 acres in northeastern Texas. Pipes would carry the water to the Metroplex.

Reflections from 70 feet above Port Isabel, Texas, on why Elon Musk’s MAGA alignment—including his support for long promised mass deportations—will forever change the meaning of his rocket launches. C...