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Every summer, more than 200,000 people visit Lake AGÕæÈË°Ù¼ÒÀÖ to boat, swim and get some sun. But longtime Austin resident Robert Baumgardner is moreâ€�

Last week’s torrential rains have left some Central Texas reservoirs at full capacity. This morning, authorities are working to move some of that water�

The lakes that supply Austin with water - AGÕæÈË°Ù¼ÒÀÖ and Buchanan - have risen dramatically over the past few days, but city of Austin officials are not readyâ€�

Water from the Highland Lakes is important to everyone in Central Texas � from urban Austinites to rural rice farmers downstream. Wednesday, the board of�

From StateImpact Texas: In 2012, some farming districts on the Lower Colorado River were cut off from water for irrigation for the first time. Reservoirs�

Today, the group tasked with figuring out how to wean Austin off carbon dioxide-emitting coal power is scheduled to vote on its recommendations, and some�

Editor's note: This report comes from KUT's reporting partner, the Austin Monitor. The Lower Colorado River Authority’s new general manager Phil Wilson�

Environmentalists are giving cautious approval to a plan by the Lower Colorado River Authority to raise municipal water rates by 19.5 percent next�

This is an excerpt from an article written by our Austin City Hall reporting partner, the Austin Monitor (formerly In Fact Daily).The City of Austin faces�

Half of Texas is experiencing drought conditions, and for the third year in a row, rice farmers in Central Texas may be cut off from water supplies because of severe drought.