The water board said Texas will have to spend $80 billion between local, state and federal funding by 2070 to keep its infrastructure up-to-date, according to the 2022 water plan. Related Story ...

The Texas Water Development Board concluded to declare the conflict on Thursday after hearing testimony from both Region C, representing North Texas, and Region D, which represents Northeast Texas.

About $45 million will go to Texas towns with fewer than 1,000 residents — a boon for municipalities without a viable tax base. San Antonio Express-News Hearst Newspapers Logo Skip to main content ...

The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) on Thursday approved a five-year water management plan that projects Texas’ population will grow by 70 percent by 2070.

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.