The tour is known for its “incredible beauty.” 

Source: Natural Bridge Caverns aquifer tours return after massive flooding | mySA

Construction on the Evangeline Groundwater Project is continuing as Corpus Christi awaits a key decision from the City of Sinton on how much water can be pumped.

Source: Corpus Christi awaits Sinton’s decision on Evangeline water project pumping limits | kiiitv.com

A federal lawsuit is challenging an East Texas groundwater moratorium, escalating a dispute over water rights, conservation and property ownership.

Source: East Texas groundwater fight heads to federal court as landowners clash over water rights | cbs19.tv

A legal battle in Texas pits investor Kyle Bass’ companies against a groundwater conservation district over access to valuable East Texas groundwater.

Source: Who controls the water? Dallas investor Kyle Bass takes East Texas property-rights fight to court | wfaa.com

Flooding north of Corpus Christi may dramatically change the picture of the region’s drought, according to city officials.

Source: Corpus Christi drought restrictions may change after Texas floods | CC Caller-Times

Lake Travis is rising rapidly Friday morning as heavy releases from Hill Country dams and continued inflow from the Llano and Pedernales rivers push water level

Source: Lake Travis set to fill for first time in 7 years due to Hill Country floods | CBS Austin

Canyon Lake water levels were surging Friday, reaching heights not seen in nearly four years as a massive flood wave moved down the Guadalupe River.

KCEN examines the history of Temple’s ASR project and the role Rowan’s plans played in its development, from early planning to a changing water strategy.

Source: How Temple’s ASR project became tied to Rowan’s changing data center plans | kcentv.com

UPSHUR COUNTY, Texas (KETK) – The Upshur County Commissioners’ Court unanimously voted to join the future Northeast Texas Groundwater Conservation District on Wednesday.

Source: Upshur County votes to join Northeast Texas Groundwater Conservation District | KETK

Temple is seeking a $21 million state grant to build an aquifer storage and recovery system. Officials say strict state regulations will ensure the water is safe.

Source: Temple approves grant application for aquifer project amid community concern | kcentv.com