The Texas Water Development Board voted Thursday to declare the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir an interregional conflict, ...

The state Water Development Board agreed with rural landowners that two regional water plans are at odds over the proposed ...

Part of the Sulphur River in Cuthand, Texas, and all its wildlife, would be underwater by 2050 if a plan for the Marvin Nichols Reservoir becomes reality. The Texas Water Development Board this ...

Water bills in the Texas Legislature are moving in the right direction. ... Texas lawmakers must grant the Texas Water Development Board autonomy, with appropriate oversight and accountability.

Late Tuesday morning, the Texas Water Development Board gave the nod to awarding as much as $535 million to help finance its construction at the city’s Inner Harbor site, located on a 14-acre ...

AUSTIN, Texas — On Wednesday, Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill into law to strengthen water infrastructure in Texas. Senate Bill 7 will invest billions into the state's water infrastructure and the ...

Gov. Greg Abbott signed historic water infrastructure legislation Wednesday during a ceremony at SIMFLO, a pump manufacturing facility, authorizing $20 billion in funding to address Texas’ ...

With the Legislature's directive in 2019 to create a statewide flood plan, the proposal the Texas Water Development Board approved will not only act as a road map for flood mitigation efforts but ...

The Texas Water Development Board, the agency responsible for the state’s water supply and managing this money, also set aside $20 million for high-risk projects.

Texas Water Development Board's Region C Water Planning Group approved its 2026 initially prepared plan, which will be included in the State Water Plan.

The Texas Water Development Board, the agency responsible for the state’s water supply and managing this money, also set aside $20 million for high-risk projects.

Dallas-Fort Worth and Northeast Texas are officially in conflict over the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir, the Texas Water Development Board declared at its June 26 meeting.