The Rio Grande was filled with much needed water on Friday, May 30 from the Caballo Lake Dam for irrigation needs in the ...

A persistent hum echoes on the banks of the Río Grande, under the Guadalupe-Tornillo International Bridge. It’s the heavy ...

That’s the sobering conclusion Rio Grande Valley officials are facing as water levels at the international reservoirs that feed into the river remain dangerously low — and a hurricane that ...

The raging river displaced hundreds of people and ... ‘A really bad spot’: Water shortage threatens agriculture in the Rio Grande Valley Competition over dwindling water is growing.

Water levels at the two international reservoirs that store the river water supply for South ... Credit: Michael Gonzalez for The Texas Tribune The Rio Grande Valley region would not have enough ...

MRGCD also said it alerted Middle Rio Grande Valley users about water availability being limited for irrigation deliveries. Water officials are also asking the public stay away from dry river areas.

The Rio Grande Valley already grapples with climatic challenges ... Chronic drought slowly depletes the river, an essential source of irrigation and drinking water for nearly 1.4 million people.

The Rio Grande Valley region would not have enough water ... using less of the water from its namesake river, and turning to whatever water is trapped underground. The Valley’s farmers and ...