The United States denied Mexico’s request for a special delivery of Colorado River water on Thursday, citing Mexico’s ongoing failure to meet its obligations under an 80-year-old water-sharing treaty between the two countries.

Source: Texas farmers struggle as U.S. denies Mexico’s water request over treaty shortfalls | KERA News

Amid widespread population growth lawmakers are set to debate funding proposals that aim to solve the state’s water crisis

Source: State lawmakers debate funding proposals to help water crisis – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Source: As Texas spends big on water, should it go to new projects or repairs? | SAEN

The Harrison County Commissioners Court recently sealed its stance on the proposed water sale of Lake o’ the Pines by approving a resolution opposing the sale or lease of water from the lake to any water district outside the Northeast Texas Municipal Water District (NETMWD).

Source: Harrison County takes stance against Lake o’ the Pines water sale (Marshall News Messenger)

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced $280 million in funding to Texas farmers on Wednesday. The funding will be provided to the Texas Department of Agriculture, which will distribute grants to producers for lost water deliveries in 2023 and 2024.

Source: USDA Provides Texas Farmers Disaster Grant to Offset Losses From Mexico Water Shortages | Progressive Farmer

Some communities are turning to water reuse, and state data shows more agencies are also turning to direct potable reuse.

Source: Texas communities turning to water reuse as hot summer approaches | kvue.com

Texas lawmakers are starting to ask questions about how to ensure there is enough water for everyone as the population grows in the Lone Star State. NBC 5’s Larry Collins tells us more.

Source: Why Water Matters: Monitoring the Texas water supply as the population grows – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

LUBBOCK, Texas — The last three to four years had been extremely dry across West Texas according to Wolfforth Cotton Farmer, Walter Hagood, which was one of the contributing factors as to why…

Source: Experts see water shortages in West Texas and across the state | KLBK | KAMC | EverythingLubbock.com

Two East Texas representatives voiced similar goals Monday in protecting water sources from other parts of the state who have growing demand.

Source: East Texas lawmakers plan to protect water supply as demand grows in big cities | KLTV

Bryan City leaders discuss the future of Travis/ Edible Field, groundwater battle in exclusive Interview

Source: Bryan city leaders open up about Travis Major Fields lease, groundwater fight | KBTX