lakes

The hot, dry conditions of the last few years have caused lake levels to drop across Texas and around El Paso. Now the past is rising from the depths in some places.

The recent drama around "Cement Lake" on the west side was the first time many El Pasoans ever even heard of the lake. (Video above.) Did you know El Paso used to have other lakes?

Picture a summer without Elephant Butte. Local leaders are sounding the alarm as water levels hit a record low, threatening both nature and tourism.

As summer heat rolls in, Texas lakes beckon adventure, but some hold hidden dangers that could turn fun into tragedy. Stay alert, folks.

The highest levels of "forever chemicals" ever recorded in a single area have been found in a New Mexico lake, less than 100 miles from El Paso.

UPDATE: Elephant Butte Is SAFE.

What makes this fish so dangerous? Experts advise fishermen on what to do if they catch one.

Texas is loaded with lakes but most of them aren't natural.

Way overdue!! The largest reservoir in New Mexico, Elephant Butte, is getting its first significant improvements in over 100 years.

New Mexico has lots of beautiful lakes but if you're afraid of snakes, you might want to avoid these. One of the "snake-iest" is near El Paso ...

Plan your next fishing adventure in South Texas, where cities like South Padre Island offer award-winning charters and unforgettable fishing experiences.