Water conservation tips for around the home.

Hundreds of feet below Central Virginia, waves and ripples are frozen in ancient rock.

It happened gradually.

What is up — in this case, upstream — doesn’t always all come down.

Lynchburg has a unique hold on the James River, with a granted right to a fifth of the water as it flows past the city.

Most of us take water for granted — turn on the faucet and out it comes. But beyond the tap, the picture is more complex.