A federal appeals court ruled Dupont Water Company waited too long to serve a new Indiana jail, so the City of Madison supplied the water instead.
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A California appeals court affirmed dismissal of a challenge to a local groundwater plan, ruling state regulators should evaluate it before judges do.
A four-year survey of 30 Sierra Nevada ponds found winter snowfall shapes pond size, temperature, nutrients and the tiny creatures living inside.
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed June 29, 2026, to hear Nebraska's lawsuit against Colorado over South Platte River water rights and a long-delayed canal project.
Arizona governor vetoes ‘public nuisance’ water lawsuit bill
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed House Bill 2167, a proposal that could have exposed the state to costly damages in water-related lawsuits. The decision comes as groundwater disputes, including a...
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled January 26, 2026 that private landowners cannot sue under the state’s water waste statute, clarifying enforcement, jurisdiction, and future water disputes.