This section of the river near its headwaters wasn’t supposed to be left dry in the winter, according to environmental groups ...

That is, it did so for six million years. Then, beginning in the 1920s, Western states began divvying up the Colorado’s water, building dams and diverting the flow hundreds of miles, to Los ...

We’ve had dams I’ve never seen dry in my lifetime, but they’re dry,” he said. “There’s a hell of a lot of people in strife in this district for water. Plumbers are doing a roaring ...