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Algae bloom warnings lifted for five New Mexico lakes

A drying-up Rio Grande basin threatens water security on both sides of the border

New Mexico Environment Department increases monitoring of blue-green algae

$8 million bosque restoration project could be model for more 鈥榩earls鈥� along the Rio Grande

Water authority allows furloughed Albuquerque federal workers to defer bill payments

Harmful algae found at eight New Mexico lakes

Cannabis grower sues New Mexico, alleging state employee flooded farm with E. coli-laced acequia water

More water in the Rio Grande could be a hazard for southern swimmers and a boon for farmers

New Mexico and Texas file settlement in decade-long lawsuit

$115 million New Mexico ranch owned by D.R. Horton family finds a buyer

The property spans more land than the city of Houston

New Mexico energy advocates seek dismissal of new produced water case

Flooded and uninsured: Many Ruidoso residents face financial losses without coverage

Edgewood commissioners decide proposed East Mountains subdivision can't move forward

'Nobody could survive that': Family reconciles with death of man in Ruidoso flood

Here's how to help with disaster relief in central Texas

Beaver believers seek ways to help rodent return to its historical NM homelands

State seeks to place water utility in receivership

Governor urges firework ban and imposes water restrictions amid extreme drought

Agency responsible for irrigation and flood control in Middle Rio Grande looks toward its next 100 years

Do帽a Ana County begins separation from struggling water utility

A new fear for cannabis growers: Water rules drying up their dreams

Proposed Edgewood subdivision moving ahead (again)

New Mexico senator, congressman want more river protections

USDA will stop trying to ban mining on Upper Pecos Watershed

Navajo Lake Marina invests $4M in improvements after August wind storm

Abiquiu Lake to close vehicle access to swim beach and paddle boat launch

Sen. Luj谩n hails rural water projects in southern NM stop

Water: Essential Gear No. 2

State land commissioner bans mining in Upper Pecos Watershed

Proposed subdivision in East Mountains takes a step back

Strategic Water Supply Act halfway through Legislature

Water Quality Act changes flow through the Senate

Scrapping produced water reuse to get Strategic Water Supply Act across finish line

Water treatment and reuse bill passes its first committee, despite concerns

Find out what environmental bills your legislators want to become law

Congress allocates $120 million to pipeline project that will provide water to Navajo Nation, Gallup

Water infrastructure legislation authorizes watershed studies, millions for New Mexico sewer systems

Calls increase for a Caja del Rio national monument

Upper Pecos gets temporary protection from mining

Governor's $10.9 billion budget plan would boost spending on homelessness, road repairs and early childhood programs

To sink or to swim: NM officials try again for water reuse dollars

NM congressional delegation urges quick resolution to water dispute

Water Authority will inventory every service line looking for lead over the next 10 years

Feeling the water pressure: New Mexico's approach to aging water systems can lead to leaks, shortages

State finds no evidence of fraud by water utility in southern New Mexico

Environment Department partners with Google to find water leaks

Seeking a siphon solution: Disabled irrigation pipe causes three years and counting of water woes for Corrales cultivators

Water Authority breaks ground on $8 million outfall restoration project

Environmentalists object to produced water reuse

New Mexico joins federal freshwater challenge to improve water conservation partnerships

Wetter weather on the way, according to National Weather Service forecast

Gabe Vasquez seeks federal money for Do帽a Ana County water issues

Turning the tap in To鈥檋ajiilee: Long-awaited water pipeline construction underway to bring clean water

Two years and holding on: Victims of Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak Fire dealing daily with changes caused by 2022 blaze

Your ABQ water bill could go up 12%. Here鈥檚 what to know.

Nationwide PFAS rules announced. Federal agency determines chemicals' levels in NM waters.

NM Environment Department pushes for water reuse rules to move forward

Water Authority working on bosque restoration