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Click the image to listen to the latest podcast, which takes you through a breakdown of why some reservoirs are designed to flood their own parks on purpose and why you can't just flip a switch and change what a dam was built for.

The Brazos River may be the star, but it's not flowing solo. From the Clear Fork to the Little River, these watery sidekicks keep the longest river flowing entirely within the state's borders running strong. Click the image to learn more about those supporting tributaries.

Click the image to get the latest update on the Whitney Lake Reallocation Feasibility Study and Environmental Assessment Project.

You saw the post, now get the full story. Instagram is great for the highlights, but sometimes you want more than a caption. Below, you’ll find the deep dives, the data, and the details.  Beyond the faucet: The people and careers that bring you water The ‘Golden” hit no one wants to hear The Pathfinder: Profile on Colton Adkins Allens Creek Reservoir Hits Milestone No room for error: How big is big and how bad is bad? Protecting your pipes (and your wallet) this winter       View this profile on Instagram           Brazos River Authority (@brazoswater) • Instagram photos and videos

Click the image to listen to the latest podcast episode and learn how a drop of rain in Lubbock might end up in a glass of water in Galveston three weeks later.