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A profile of the Central Texas struggle over Alcoa Rockdale and its plans for expansionAlcoa announces new "voluntary" emissions reductions.

City inks 50-year water deal with LCRA

The Gotham Cometh: Town Lake Condo Clears First Hurdle; Council Moves On to Water

Prop. 2 Seeks to Protect Water Quality - but at a Price

A New Water Plan Avoids an Old Problem

A publicly available tool will project climate impacts on state water resources

Are we "thinking as preciously about water as we can"?

Austin needs water, still

The debate over WTP4 goes to a public forum

More on the controversial waterworks

Ex-director of water program says he's blowing whistle on pollution; city officials say they're on top of it

Hays County environmentalists and other area residents applaud a recent LCRA decision to delay building a water pipeline to Dripping Springs until an Environmental Impact Statement can be completed.

With her new site-specific dance Riverside, choreographer Jennifer Sherburn says, "Come on in, the water's fine!"

In a time of drought and water limits, some residents turn to drilling wells

The battle for Barton Springs has been a struggle over the soul of the city.

Big Water Deal

Robbins' latest 'Directory' follows the flows of water – and power

Jennifer Kim fights a lonely battle to get the new Green Water Treatment Plant built

As water crisis continues, City Hall tries to expedite storm recovery

Austin Water Utility issues urgent ban after contractor wrecks water main

Mueller neighbors aren't against a new water tower, they just want a better-looking one.

Six months after its well ran dry, Northridge Acres gets a begrudging promise of water from the Austin City Council.

Boll Weevil Case Could be City's Ace Card in Water Suit

High Chairs, Water Systems, and Jails

Violet Crown venue withdraws city water and sewer extension request

The real stink in Flint, Michigan's water scandal

To water-park jefe, Schlitterbahn's Jeff Henry, salvage equals whimsy not whim

We're all connected through the Great Invisible

T.J. Higginbotham, a landowner in Hays County, wants to drill a well to produce 50 million gallons a year, reportedly to serve two proposed subdivisions in Dripping Springs, but Barton Springs-Edwards Aquifer Conservation District board members aren’t biting.