By Andrew Hay May 15 (Reuters) - The U.S. government has proposed a new water-sharing plan for the drought-stricken Colorado ...

The seven states that rely on the shrinking Colorado River for their water supply all believe they must cut their usage, but up to this point, an agreement has not been reached. The two-year-long feud ...

The future of the Colorado River, and its use by seven states that rely on it, is still up in the air after negotiators failed to meet a deadline set by the federal government. The Upper Basin and ...

Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River, where prolonged drought has intensified scrutiny of post-2026 reservoir operations under a newly released federal draft environmental impact statement. January ...

Federal officials gave the clearest timeline yet for when a breakthrough could come in closed-door negotiations over the water supply of 40 million Americans. On Wednesday, Assistant Secretary of ...

The Colorado River is severely overtapped and its reservoirs are declining to critically low levels. Experts analyze what it ...

Lake Powell is only 23 percent full. Without sustained action, water providers could face increasingly difficult decisions.

No matter which alternative the federal government picks to manage the depleted Colorado River, there's a very good chance of severely bad consequences — such as "dead pool" at reservoirs and a cutoff ...