The release of water from Caballo Dam drew hundreds downriver on Saturday, May 31 to celebrate the release to area parks.

The Rio Grande was filled with much needed water on Friday, May 30 from the Caballo Lake Dam for irrigation needs in the ...

We call the inexorable carver the Rio ... Sangre de Cristo mountains is diminishing. Without snow, there is no Rio Grande. So, who takes the lead in the massive effort to revive the river?

That means anyone who wishes to cross the border into Texas without going through a port of entry will have to cross the river ... North Carolina to the Rio Grande. A map from Texas Parks ...

That’s the sobering conclusion Rio Grande Valley officials are facing as water levels at the international reservoirs that feed into the river remain ... shown on a map at the South McAllen ...

The river is in decline, suffering from overuse, drought, and contentious water rights negotiations. The Rio Grande is one of the largest rivers in the Southwest U.S. and northern Mexico.

Projects aimed at addressing drought in the Upper Rio Grande River Basin are getting nearly $25 million in federal funding, according to a recent announcement from the Bureau of Reclamation.