Barton Creek, one of Texas’ urban creeks pristine enough to swim in, snakes westward into the Hill Country. For the last four summers, the creek south of Sculpture Falls hasn’t seen water. The banks ...

While reservoirs have maintained a steady and healthy level, the same cannot be said about underground aquifers, which remain at their lowest levels heading into the winter months.

The focus of a national initiative to build climate resilience at the local level in Central Texas will focus on three specific climate hazards, the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions announced ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two people look over the area in Ingram along the Guadalupe River where dozens of trailers and tiny homes were sweep away by ...

As the world’s eyes turn to Brazil for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), Austin-based Texas Impact/Texas Interfaith Power & Light is sending video dispatches from the conference to ...

HOUSTON – Climate change is more than a buzz word -- it can be seen and felt across our communities. Climate Central reports that in 2025, climate and weather disasters costed $115 billion in damages, ...

As Houston shakes off recent winter cold, new global data shows Earth just logged its third-warmest year on record, underscoring a long-term warming trend tied to hotter summers and heavier downpours.

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Last summer’s flash floods in the Hill Country claimed 135 lives and caused up to $22 billion in damages. Texas has suffered more weather-related billion-dollar disasters like this than any other ...