Water Supply

Wyoming native Leslie Hagenstein lives on the ranch where she grew up and remembers her grandmother and father delivering milk in glass bottles from the family’s Mount Airy Dairy. The...

A new law gives the state authority to test water quality in mobile home parks and force owners to fix any issues. The testing program officially begins this summer, but state officials have gotten a head start at one community in Western Colorado that helped spur the legislation.

40 million people rely on the Colorado River system for water and power. But after 20 years of drought, the river basin is running low. For the Water Desk,...

Upper basin states seek added leverage to protect their river shares amid difficult talks with California and the lower basin

With unpredictable water resources, farmers in New Mexico must gamble in order to keep their agricultural production viable.

New Mexico once again owes Texas a massive water debt, so water managers are considering resurrecting the original purpose of the channel.

The state’s fixation on oil and gas development threatens the Colorado River watershed.

A bill making it easier for stream-restoration projects to take place has been gutted after stakeholders couldn’t reach an agreement.

New Mexico faces tough choices as a dire and historic drought continues and the Rio Grande is unable to give everyone what they want or need.

Farmers and ranchers in Colorado have submitted proposals to help restore the Colorado River, but the impacts remain uncertain.