had begun releasing storm water from Lake Conroe Dam, to the north of Houston, at a rate of 16,500 cubic feet a second. The SJRA later said it had raised the release rate to 19,525 cubic feet per ...

However, he said the authority was "hesitant" to release the water until an agreement is reached on the payment of back-owed ...

Those include a changing climate, but also approval of new developments north of Lake Conroe, which add more concrete and rooftops that speed up runoff traveling down the San Jacinto River.

However, that forecast is not the same as the city’s current outlook, which specifically targets the area north ... Lake Conroe to Lake Houston via the West Fork of the San Jacinto River ...

On Thursday morning, the Conroe Fire Department said it dispatched Engine 6 to the Lake Conroe Dam after a boater called them to tell them that a dog was stranded on some rocks. After assessing ...

The San Jacinto River Authority and the City of Houston own the water rights to Lake Conroe. A witness saw the ... water and went under the water. The North Montgomery County's side-scan sonar ...

Montgomery County has seen as much as 10 inches in some areas, including north of Conroe. The San Jacinto River Authority closed the lake this morning and is releasing water at 16,525 cubic feet ...

Chris Edwards of Catch a Trophy Guide Service said, "The summer bite is on fire right now. Fishing has been really great for most species of fish. The lake level ...