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If the lake level is dropping, it means it is serving its purpose. Click the photo to understand why.

A project is making it easier for everyone to get in touch with the Brazos River Authority’s Lake Limestone office. And by securing the communication efforts for the reservoir, the BRA has helped increase the internet speed for those in the surrounding area. Click the photo for more.

This dry period could be gone with May flowers. But if it doesn't break, and the experts don't think it will, you can take this opportunity to prepare for the potential of another multi-year period without sufficient rainfall. Click the photo for more.

Weather conditions in Texas are expected to remain hot and dry going into the late spring and early summer. While drought is a natural part of life, what does this mean for the Brazos River basin? Click the photo to learn more.

Mark your calendar—the Brazos River Authority has planned two opportunities this May to score a free kid's life jacket, meet a lake ranger, and enjoy time out on Lake Granbury. Click the photo to read more.