Source: IBWC details new water offer from Mexico as farmers push back | MyRGV.com

Kenneth and Katherine Ridlehuber moved into their dream house in Fairwater two years ago. Then something strange started happening.

Source: Mysterious underground water causing erosion in Montgomery, Texas | khou.com

Mirasol Springs, a controversial development in Bee Cave, Texas, has received final approval for the construction of a new water service line. The development, which aims to set the gold standard f…

Source: Controversial development, Mirasol Springs, sees delay in final nod for water line

AUSTIN — A federal court granted the Trinity Edwards Springs Protection Association’s (TESPA) motion to intervene in an ongoing lawsuit between Aqua Texas and the Hays Trinity Groundwater Conservation District (HTGCD).

Source: Trinity Edwards Springs Protection Association gets OK to intervene in groundwater suit (Hays Free Press)

A 1944 water-sharing treaty between the United States and Mexico is back in the spotlight and Rio Grande Valley farms are hanging in the balance.

Source: KSAT Explains: Mexico’s lack of adherence to decades-old treaty leaves Rio Grande Valley farmers in peril

Drought is beginning to stake its claim across the Brazos Valley

Source: Stage one drought now covers the Brazos Valley (KBTX)

With the uptick in hydraulic fracturing activity since the early 2000s, the Permian Basin has experienced a series of strange phenomena.

Source: Our Water Matters: Blowout mystery in Permian Basin solved – The Big Bend Sentinel

The move conflicts with an 80-year agreement between the U.S. and Mexico, but Mexico hasn’t been delivering on their end of the deal.

Source: Texas Ag Commissioner allows farmers to tap the Rio Grande for irrigation | Here’s how that impacts an 80-year agreement between the U.S. and Mexico (WFAA)

Source: Commissioner Sid Miller Issues Executive Order to Secure Water Use in the Rio Grande Valley – Morning Ag Clips

As farmers watch the underground water vital to their livelihood slowly deplete, they can’t help but think about their future.

Source: Depleting well water threatens future of South Plains agriculture, experts give tips on how to help