Water Conservation Urged As Drought Grips Oklahoma

Gov. Mary Fallin is telling Oklahomans to buckle down and conserve water.

The U.S. Drought Monitor says 64 percent of the state is in a drought.

Fallin worries low water levels will not only affect agriculture, but will also hurt communities that rely on lakes for tourism.

State officials are working on a plan to re-use and recycle water.