Parties will attempt to hash out how much groundwater pumping needs to be reduced, as the Biden administration sunsets.

Source: Mediation starts in Rio Grande legal fight among New Mexico, Texas and Colorado (Tri City Record)

At its Tuesday meeting, the Bryan City Council voted to approve a number of agenda items with major impacts.

Source: Bryan City Council greenlights PR contract for ‘Keep Water Local’ initiative

The City of Bryan is considering a contract worth hundreds of thousands of dollars at its Tuesday meeting for a media campaign relating to water.

Source: Bryan City Council to consider contract for ‘Keep Water Local’ media campaign

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller says that the state needs to think of alternative options to save water, as many growing cities are struggling to meet their water needs.

Source: Sid Miller: Texas is running out of water and cities are struggling to meet demand

Ahead of mediation over Rio Grande water use, New Mexico’s attorney general is concerned the federal government will support stricter limits on groundwater pumping, which could inhibit the growth of southern New Mexico municipalities like Las Cruces.

Source: Mediation over Rio Grande water allocations set to begin Tuesday (Albuquerque Journal)

Lake Mead and Lake Powell elevations depend on decisions made about post-2026 Colorado River operating guidelines.

Source: In Las Vegas, Colorado River talks stall | Nevada | News | Politics and Government

Source: Can recycled oilfield water quench the thirst of drought-stricken West Texas? (Houston Chronicle)

Shortages are a growing problem in the border state that could have devastating consequences, according to a recent study

Source: Texas water and the economic miracle are at risk of evaporating (El Pais)

Source: Bertram gets additional water rights despite missing aquifer study – DailyTrib.com