With thunderstorms already showering Austin and possible every day this week, the Lower Colorado River Authority is pushing water through two floodgates at Wirtz Dam, which forms Lake LBJ ...

The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) has opened floodgates ... As of Wednesday morning, two floodgates were open at Wirtz Dam on Lake LBJ, while five floodgates were operating at Max Starcke ...

Could parts of that bridge be part of that sandbar now, he wonders? In December, the LCRA lowered Lake LBJ to give property owners a chance to clean up debris from the flooding. In late February ...

Lake LBJ, Lake Marble Falls, Lake Travis, Lake Austin, and Lady Bird Lake. Each lake is held by a man-made dam, controlled by the Lower Colorado River Authority, with the exception of Lady Bird ...

Lake LBJ will be lowered by about 4 feet until Feb. 13. The Lower Colorado River Authority will also lower Lake Austin by about 10 feet during that same time period. For property owners on Lake ...

Texas Game Wardens, LCRA rangers and local first responders ... first algae bloom cleanups of the year at Lady Bird Lake Lake LBJ is a reservoir on the Colorado River in central Texas, about ...

The water moved from the Llano River and into Lake LBJ. The lake is expected ... the water will be moved carefully downstream by the Lower Colorado River Authority into Lake Travis, which has ...

Granite Shoals, located on the shores of Lake LBJ west of Austin ... the Sierra Club and the Lower Colorado River Authority -- which sells water from the lakes -- say the added waste would ...