Heavy spring rains have pushed Lake Waco’s elevation 10 feet past normal levels, prompting officials to close parks around the lake for the foreseeable future.

Receding water is beginning to reveal the tolls of a month of flooding at Lake Waco, and it’s not a pretty sight. All lakeside parks and boat ramps remain closed this week as soggy park roads ...

U.S. Army Corps Engineers officials say most of the Lake Waco parks damaged in last year's floods around Memorial Day weekend will reopen in the coming weeks. CBS News Texas: Free 24/7 News; ...

The Waco Dam, which feeds into the Brazos River, was built to hold the water inside Lake Waco and keep it from flooding downstream areas. When lake levels get too high, the US Army Corps of ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says its currently releasing water at 5,284 cubic feet per second from Lake Waco. At this rate, Hughes said they hope to see the flooding recede at the Twin Rivers ...

High water levels are causing Lake Waco to flood after heavy rainfall. Hundley_Photography/Getty. Lake Waco gets its water from the Bosque River, which runs 115 miles across central Texas. Its ...

But over at Lake Waco they came a lot closer to reaching the top of their flood pool. According to lead Park Ranger Arianna Jacinto, at its highest their lake levels were 20 feet over the normal ...

Lake Texoma is nearly 19 feet above normal. Flooding has caused several businesses to close, like The Point Restaurant. “It’s about as bad as we want it to get,” said General Manager Jimmy ...

Rare flash flood emergencies were declared in Lake Charles and parts of Baton Rouge, La., Monday afternoon and night after more than a foot of rain fell, inundating streets and sending water ...

WACO, Texas (AP) — Most of the Lake Waco parks damaged in last year's floods around Memorial Day weekend will reopen in the coming weeks, U.S. Army Corps Engineers officials say. Several Lake ...

Most of the Lake Waco parks damaged in last year’s floods around Memorial Day weekend will reopen in the coming weeks, U.S. Army Corps Engineers officials say.