Lake Mead is holding steady, about 7 feet lower than it was last year, but projections released Tuesday show it will have a steep drop in 2027.

Fourteen thousand five hundred pounds of bird poop is a lot of bird poop," said Joe Nunez, a resident right on the water.

Nestled within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area near the Arizona-Nevada border, this natural observation deck offers ...

The Phoenix area saw stormy weather for a second day. Blowing dust and rain coated busy Valley highways on July 3. We saw a ...

Wednesday saw a high of 109 in Phoenix, according to the National Weather Service. PHOENIX - Monsoon season is officially here and the Valley is getting its first glimpse tonight. Any storms that form ...

Willow Beach Scenic Overlook is that kind of place. Located within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area near the Arizona-Nevada border, this gem offers views that will make your Instagram followers ...

Critical reservoirs Lakes Mead, Powell hit 'alarmingly low levels' again A report shows that both Mead and Powell have "reached alarmingly low levels, holding just one-third of their usual capacity." ...

Lake Mead's water levels are projected to be the lowest in recorded history by 2027, according to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. The lake, which was first filled in 1935, is already only 31 ...

The water beneath our feet that we use to bathe, drink and water crops is vanishing faster than ever in the Colorado River Basin, according to a new study.

The overuse of groundwater could prove to be a major problem as conflicts between water users flare in the future, causing more of a reliance on Colorado River surface water.

Las Vegas could suffer down the line because of groundwater pumping in Arizona.