New study provides analysis on retaining AZ water
By Noah Cullen | Casa Grande Dispatch Arizona’s overall water storage is declining. Warming from climate change causes more precipitation to be lost through evaporation and plant
By Noah Cullen | Casa Grande Dispatch Arizona’s overall water storage is declining. Warming from climate change causes more precipitation to be lost through evaporation and plant
By Reagan Priest | Yellow Sheet Arizona’s water leaders are preparing to implement a Lower Basin proposal aimed at stabilizing the Colorado River system in
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Fondomonte.) By Kiera Riley | State Affairs The Attorney General’s Office and Fondomonte Arizona have hit an impasse in setting a litigation
By Jakob Thorington | Yellow Sheet A state agency that was once promised $1 billion to find new water sources for Arizona is facing yet
By J. Graber | Scottsdale Independent Scottsdale has a $2.1 billion budget for fiscal year 2026-27. The Scottsdale City Council approved the document and the 5-year capital improvement plan
By Yellow Sheet A judge struck down a rule from the Arizona Department of Water Resources requiring developers to prove there’s a higher supply of
“This ruling is another example of the need in Arizona for properly promulgated water regulation. Developers aren’t opposed to updated groundwater regulations that will ensure
By Andy Masley AI data centers use water. Like any other industry that uses water, they require careful planning. If an electric car factory opens
By Jakob Thorington | State Affairs Candidates for western Arizona’s Legislative District 30 battled it out over the district’s two open House seats on Tuesday,
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs A judge declined to completely halt proceedings in the attorney general’s public nuisance lawsuit against Fondomonte Arizona and instead
By Caitlin Sievers | AZ Mirror As the state faces the possibility of big cuts to its share of Colorado River water, a new poll
By Alex Brown | AZ Mirror From the Rockies to the Cascades to the Sierra Nevada, mountainsides across the West are sparsely covered by the
By Arizona Agenda Massive cuts to Arizona’s share of Colorado River water could forge new bonds of cooperation among the communities fed by the Central
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Homebuilders are waiting for resolution of a lawsuit against the Arizona Department of Water Resources before they can
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Key Points: Arizona judges won’t force the state to determine if there needs to be greater state oversight
By Noah Cullen | Pinal Central Pinal County Supervisor Steve Miller, a longtime water advocate, has been appointed to the statewide board focused on maintaining water infrastructure, Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona. Throughout his time on
By Julia Wheatley | Queen Creek Independent Water is almost a daily topic of conversation — especially in Arizona as we hear more and more
By Reagan Priest | State Affairs A Maricopa County Superior Court judge invalidated the Department of Water Resources’ 2023 move to restrict home development in
By Bob Christie | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: The Arizona Department of Water Resources acted illegally when it changed its housing development regulations regarding
“Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Scott Blaney overturned state water department rules April 21 that gave legal backing for Gov. Katie Hobbs’ 2023 moratorium on
By Arizona Agenda Federal officials made the first of several long-awaited decisions about the future of the Colorado River on Friday. The U.S. Bureau of
By AZ Big Media At the 2026 AZRE Forum at The Camby in Phoenix, Anita Verma-Lallian, founder and CEO of Arizona Land Consulting, delivered a
By Julia Wheatley | Queen Creek Independent Water to cook. Water to clean. Water to brush your teeth. Water to shower. Water to play —
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Pinal Partnership.) Pinal County, AZ — Pinal Partnership today thanked Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Legislature for the passage and
According to ABC 15 “The San Carlos Irrigation Project utility is working on improvements to its power system, including a new map to show where
Photos via City of Phoenix By KTAR Arizona’s first advanced water purification plant is about two years out from taking wastewater and making it drinkable. The City
By Mary Jo Pitzl | Arizona Capitol Times Key highlights: A state lawmaker wants to protect people from higher taxes and fees, but he wants
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By Laura Saunders | Wall Street Journal Lots of Americans lose battles with the Internal Revenue Service. But sometimes those fights provide insights the rest
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Scottsdale-based Five Star Development is one step closer to emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it works
By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal Developers are working to set up a prime 15-acre parcel in Deer Valley off Interstate 17 for a