Mexico has made a unique offer to repay a portion of the water it owes the United States and South Texas, but at least one Rio Grande Valley leader is balking at the plan.

Source: Mexico proposes unique way to repay part of water it owes to South Texas border | Border Report

The U.S. Supreme Court recently upheld the federal government’s stance in a long-standing water rights case, sending Texas and New Mexico back to renegotiate terms for sharing Rio Grande water.

Source: Texas and New Mexico Face New Mediation in Long-Running Rio Grande Water Conflict

AUSTIN — The Public Utility Commission issued a Preliminary Order for a formal complaint filed against Aqua Texas by the Trinity Edwards Springs Protection Association (TESPA), which refers the matter to the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) for a full evidentiary hearing.

Source: TESPA’s complaint against Aqua Texas moves to State Office of Administrative Hearings

Texas will pay Oklahoma $10 million to be earmarked for water projects to benefit North Texas.

Source: Texas-Oklahoma boundary redrawn to secure ‘vital’ water supply for millions of Texans (DMN)

As Bell County continues to deal with the effects of an extended drought, the local underground water district is preparing to host its annual symposium on the issue later this

Source: Annual symposium to address Bell County’s water needs | Local | kdhnews.com

It’s unclear how much water resides underneath this booming West Texas tourist haven. That makes conservation critical.

Source: How to help conserve water in Terlingua as a tourist | The Texas Tribune

Abandoned wells in the Permian Basin are increasingly erupting with briney, polluted water. The Texas Railroad Commission says it needs emergency money to respond.

Source: Texas agency wants $100 million to tackle well blowouts | The Texas Tribune

After the U.S. Supreme Court sided with the federal government in the long-running water dispute, the states — which had finally worked out a water-sharing agreement — are back to the drawing board.

Source: Texas, New Mexico must start over in Rio Grande water dispute | The Texas Tribune

A persistent drought has left ranchers scrambling to adapt with only one day of rain so far this month.

Source: October Drought in Central Texas Puts Pressure on Ranchers | kcentv.com

Northeast Texans and DFW water planners butt heads on the future of this reservoir.

Source: Marvin Nichols Reservoir opponents suggest Dallas-Fort Worth get its water elsewhere