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A new grant program will determine who gets the $50 million lawmakers OK'd after the July floods. Flood-prone counties are eligible for up to $1 million each.

Corpus Christi City Council approves water resource sharing agreement with Alice, Beeville and Mathis to address drought conditions.

The Infrakey data center could bring huge tax wealth to Lacy Lakeview and McLennan County, but it would require huge resources.

A new acronym is taking center stage in discussions about the Guajolote Ranch development in northwest Bexar County: MUD.

The development had been foreshadowed after the City Council’s vote to end a design contract for the Inner Harbor desalination plant.

Texas is about to deploy a potential solution to the oil industry's toxic wastewater problem -- but it's a move that carries environmental risks of its own.

The repair to a water line valve that crews worked on all day isn't holding, and water service will not be restored to the community tonight, according to Breckenridge City Manager Cynthia Northrop.

Port Arthur is on the brink of securing a $16.6 million grant to address its long-standing water infrastructure problems. The city has faced persistent water ma

County leaders are seeking new colonia construction funds that could bring wastewater, water and drainage upgrades to communities across Nueces County.

Horseshoe Bay residents dealing with months of construction, noise, and traffic delays will see relief soon with completion of a major water project. Read more about the soon-to-be-completed pipeline upgrade in the story.

Homeowners throughout the region face recurring issues with standing water, oversaturated soil, and runoff that threatens foundations and structures. Heavy rainfall events have increased significantly in recent years, overwhelming traditional drainage systems and exposing properties to water damage, erosion, and costly structural repairs.

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Bexar County commissioners approved a preliminary agreement with the San Antonio River Authority to develop a next-gen flood warning system. It's a $2.4 million investment. Officials say next-gen technology provides faster, more accurate flood alerts to first responders and the public.

As the Coastal Bend remains under Stage 3 drought restrictions, Corpus Christi officials are considering a proposal that could broaden the region's groundwater supply — and raise new concerns from residents and water experts. The city wants to significantly expand the production of groundwater wells in northwestern Nueces County, a project officials say could provide up to 15 billion gallons of water annually.

The Lower Colorado River Authority is preparing for approximately $1.2 million in improvements to facilities at Lake Bastrop South Shore Park.

Breckenridge is grappling with a city-wide water outage after a critical repair on a damaged line failed on Wednesday night, requiring further assessment by crews. According to city officials, once the line is fixed, the entire system will need to be brought back up to pressure, a process that could take several hours.

Pflugerville approved notices to issue nearly $80M in Certificates of Obligation to complete major water system projects scheduled through 2026.

The partnership includes Mathis, Alice and Corpus Christi. Beeville entered Stage 4 water restrictions after declaring a water emergency in October.

Houston City Council on Dec. 10 authorized a $17.9 million contract for sediment removal and restoration at one of three existing plant facilities.

Boerne is expanding water capacity with the construction of a new line off Ammann Road, which is in need of a redesign due to an upcoming road project.

The project will cost about $8 million, and the Texas Water Development Board is providing some of the funding.