In this water news highlight, we explore new research that suggests climate change is reshaping the West’s water cycle by reducing snowpack, shifting runoff, increasing demand and straining water...
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In this video highlight of the week's water news, Nevada challenges new Colorado River rules in federal court, warning severe shortages could cut 71% of its annual river allocation.
Monsoon storms ease drought in Arizona and New Mexico, while heat and dryness worsen conditions elsewhere in the Colorado River Basin.
California lawmakers approve new protections for workers exposed to sewage, polluted air and other hazards near the Tijuana River.
Cyberattacks on water systems in at least seven states raise new questions about cybersecurity, federal oversight and risks to drinking water.
Utah remains in drought as reservoirs fall to 52% full, river flows struggle and bear incidents double compared with 2025.