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The marina in Lake Mead’s Callville Bay will be without power for the rest of the month to accommodate a renovation for low water levels.

For the second year in a row, Lake Mead National Recreation Area is the sixth-most-visited park in the nation.

Federal regulators have renewed their threats to step in and finish an emergency Colorado River drought agreement that appeared to be wrapped up Jan. 31.

Arizona has one week left to approve an emergency plan for the drought-stricken Colorado River, and Nevada officials aren’t just watching the clock run out from the sidelines.

Federal shutdown stops most park services at Lake Mead

Lake Mead National Recreation Area has named its new deputy superintendent, who will start work early next year.

For more than a year, federal officials have pushed for the completion of emergency drought plans by the seven states that share Colorado River water.

The National Park Service accidentally left a key detail out of its new low-water plan for Lake Mead, much to the dismay of residents of the small, lake-crazy community of Meadview, Arizona.

The National Park Service expects to spend about $25 million to move marinas and extend boat launch ramps if Lake Mead continues to shrink in the coming years, according to a new low-water plan released last week.