Rio Grande

Texas has all kinds of waterways including lakes, creeks, bayous, rivers and an ocean. When it comes to the rivers, ours are ... absolutely ... the prettiest

New Mexico just got a $143 million dollar grant from Uncle Sam to actually change the course of the Rio Grande which would benefit the area.

Water...We all -- including Texans -- drink it, we bath in it, we try to turn the desert into a lush lawn, and we can drown in it. To quote another Marty Robbins song that's not "El Paso," "...cool, clear, water."

Discover the impact of drought on the Rio Grande in Texas and the alarming decline in water levels.

Any large amount of water can be dangerous, especially if it's moving. The Rio Grande in El Paso just took its dangerous side up a notch.

Not a great swimmin' hole ... one of the 15 most polluted rivers in the United States of America runs through a huge chunk of Texas.

The mighty Rio Grande is not so "grande" in El Paso. Swimming and fishing? Not so much. Hiking though, now you're talking.

In the Rio Grande, Texas Governor Greg Abbott implemented a floating barrier with large buoys to strengthen the U.S.-Mexico border in July.

Romance may not be the first word that comes to mind when thinking about New Mexico - but it should be. There are a lot of secret romantic spots whether it's hiking, exploring, or trying a new cuisine. It's also notoriously affordable which makes it hard to resist.

Looks like I won’t be dipping my toe in the Rio Grande any time soon.