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One of the most popular swimming holes in Texas will remain closed “for the foreseeable future” due to low water levels and spring flow, according to Hays County Parks officials.

SJWTX, known by most as the Canyon Lake Water Company, is rebranding itself as The Texas Water Company.

As water managers wait for more data to come in from the monitoring wells, park officials are also waiting to see how much rain will fall this winter. That will determine the new summer swimming policy.

As water managers wait for more data to come in from the monitoring wells, park officials are also waiting to see how much rain will fall this winter. That will determine the new summer swimming policy.

The 160,000 residents of Jackson, Mississippi, suffered their fifth day Friday without safe drinking water coupled with inadequate water pressure.

Plans were underway to revive tourism at Fort Clark Springs. But then, in a scenario increasingly common across the state, the water stopped flowing.

After reports last month that a popular Central Texas swimming hole was drying up, Hays County parks say they're closing Jacob's Well to swimming for the...

Jacobs Wells water levels remain low and will be closed for the rest of the year.

New Braunfels City Council members on Monday approved a resolution determining the right-of-way width of West San Antonio Street from South Guenther Avenue to Main Plaza.

Amid drought gripping South Texas, five of the eight groundwater wells in Concan have gone dry, leaving only two producing wells and one barely functioning.