The Texas Water Development Board, the agency responsible for the state’s water supply and managing this money, also set aside $20 million for high-risk projects.

Updated, Thursday, 4:43 p.m.: Gov. Greg Abbott's office on Thursday named Bech Bruun, a current member of the Texas Water Development Board, the board's next chairman. The board said Thursday that ...

The Texas Water Development Board is a state entity whose mission is to make sure we have enough water for a very long time.. The board says it'll require an $80 billion investment by 2070 to make ...

Senator Nichols says one fourth of the Texas Water Fund would also go into rural areas with a population of 150-thousand or less. If Proposition 6 passes, it will go into effect January 1, 2024.

The Texas Water Development Board has approved nearly $4 billion in financing for dozens of projects to increase water supplies across the state, and a handful to promote conservation.