Recently, a highly publicized death of a child by dry drowning was reported in the media. Though dry drowning is not a new problem, every parent should be aware of the signs and symptoms. If symptoms are caught early on, dry drowning can be prevented. Here’s what you need to know.

A study by the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Brazos River Authority into the potential for increasing Lake Aquilla’s water supply storage capacity is now available for review by the general public.

Before you take your boat out, make sure you have all the necessary equipment to help keep you and others safe and in compliance with state law (and federal, if you plan to go on ocean waters).

The Brazos River Authority's System Operation Permit Drought Study is complete. To view the full study, click the photo.

Staying safe is the first rule for an enjoyable camping trip on the river. Whether it’s staying off private property or paying attention to the possibility of quickly rising river water, it’s important to keep a few things in mind.