Many of Texas' reservoirs and lakes are near full capacity, with some jumping more than 30 feet since early July.

Water levels at some Texas lakes continue to rise as excess water flows downstream from the floods over July 4 weekend.

Flood operations have ended on the Highland Lakes, with the last of the flood gates closing Wednesday, the Lower Colorado ...

Rainfall totals along the Highland Lakes and rivers of the Central Texas Hill Country range from 7 inches to over 24 inches ...

Following historic flash flooding during the Fourth of July weekend, a Central Texas lake has hit its highest water levels in ...

The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) opened floodgates at the Buchanan Dam on Monday, the first time that’s happened ...

After historic flash flooding throughout Central Texas and the Texas Hill Country over the Fourth of July weekend, the excess rainfall spurred a milestone reopening of Central Texas floodgates — the ...

The LCRA also was conducting flood operations Saturday, as the agency sought to manage water levels on the Highland Lakes ...

Central Texas has seen a dramatic improvement in drought conditions over the past two months, due in part to recent flooding in the Hill Country.

Most of the waterways along the Highland Lakes chain are now open, but officials with the LCRA are advising caution if you ...

The sudden rise in water levels comes as the popular Texas reservoir near Austin has battled years of drought. Prior to the ...

Flood recovery is a hard road, but the folks at Ark of the Highland Lakes, with the Burnett Community Resource Center, is ...