Lake Powell

Lake Powell's water level has been climbing since mid-September thanks to these three reasons.

Those quagga mussels clogging Lake Powell aren't just a nuisance, they're threatening water systems, boats, and beaches across the region.

Utah water officials support protecting Lake Powell but caution that Flaming Gorge cannot become a permanent solution.

If drought conditions were to end, how long would it take to bring Lake Powell back to capacity?

Nearly ten thousand boats were checked across Utah over the Fourth of July weekend — that's a lot of watercraft, and a lot of people working to keep invasive species from spreading.

Bullfrog Marina's services will be relocated to deeper waters near Halls Crossing to ensure continued boating access amid declining water levels.

As the sun heats up in southern Utah, boaters are ready to hit the water. But have they brushed up on those important invasive species rules?

The Bureau of Reclamation has announced emergency measures to safeguard the power-generating capacity of Glen Canyon Dam at Lake Powell.

As the water goes down in Lake Powell, canyons that haven't been visited since it began to fill are now opening up.

The water outlook for Lake Powell has deteriorated significantly, shifting from concerning to critical.