Forecasts keep going from bad to worse for water in the West, and a new report released Friday brought more bad news for the ...

A $40 billion plan proposes massive desalination plants to save the Colorado River, but critics call it "crazy." ...

A warm, dry winter has left the Colorado River Basin with the prospect for one of the lowest runoff seasons in a quarter ...

As a record-hot winter continues across much of the West, forecasters are dialing back estimates for how much water will flow into the Colorado River during the spring runoff. The latest models show ...

After an unusually dry winter, the National Park Service says that it is preparing for lower-than-normal water levels at one ...

Last month's precipitation improved Utah's water outlook somewhat, but Lake Powell's and Great Salt Lake's tributaries are ...

If water levels fall below the Glen Canyon Dam's minimum power pool, it could be forced to halt electricity generation.

By Nick Peters A February deadline for determining future operating guidelines for the West’s two largest reservoirs came and ...

Following the Colorado River Basin states’ failure to reach an agreement, the future of the river and management of its two critical reservoirs now rest in the hands of the federal government.

Stabilizing Lake Powell will likely require both Lower Basin water cuts and upstream releases to keep levels above the minimum hydropower threshold.

The seven states that rely on the Colorado River remain at odds over how to divide and manage the shrinking water supply as ...