The Water Information Program

The Pueblo Board of Water Works has dropped its bid to buy a controlling interest in the Bessemer Ditch. “There was not sufficient interest by the shareholders,” said Alan

Water users are looking at ways to store water in the ground. Today, about 18 percent of the state’s population depends on wells for water supply.

A south metro utility has been tapped to find ways to clean up groundwater for drinking and, in turn, stretch out supplies in a thirsty state.

Denver's southern suburbs must spend $1 billion by 2020 to wean themselves off an ailing groundwater system, officials at a water summit said Tuesday.