Water Restrictions

He said the Rio Grande is suffering shortages.

Experts say evaporation takes much of the water needed during the summer.

Testimony on both sides of the case concluded Jan. 25.

Think of it as another facet of the Red River Shootout ... except in the nation's highest court.

Can - and should - state lawmakers take on what is traditionally a city's domain?

The new hours are in effect until March 1.

Statewide reservoir capacity is down more than 12%.

The water is tested every 15 minutes.

Dallas recently enacted permanent water restrictions, limiting watering to two days a week.

Watering is now limited to twice a week.

The temporary restriction is now permanent to try to save water.

Move comes after Lake Lavon rose five feet in one week.

The recent rains don't mean a relief from the drought anytime soon.

We're onto Stage 1.

Texans will vote on Proposition 2 next month.

Drought? What drought?

The original plan was deemed too complex.

We're in a drought, folks.

North Texas is faring better than Central Texas, but DFW has still seen about two times as many bouts of animal rabies this year.

Cities across the state, including Fort Worth, are providing a growing amount of their sewage to parks or golf courses, which use it to water their grounds.