Buckeye approves water rights purchase
By Jim Poulin | Phoenix Business Journal Buckeye is buying more groundwater rights. The city of Buckeye approved purchasing $80 million worth of groundwater rights to support the growth of its water portfolio.
By Jim Poulin | Phoenix Business Journal Buckeye is buying more groundwater rights. The city of Buckeye approved purchasing $80 million worth of groundwater rights to support the growth of its water portfolio.
California has not done enough to conserve the receding Colorado River, Arizona’s senators say. By Ronald J. Hansen || The Arizona Republic Both of Arizona’s
By Nick Piecoro || Arizona Republic The Arizona Diamondbacks have entered a multi-year partnership with Avnet that will include the company’s “A” and name on
A wide photo of a dry, rocky landscape on the edge of a lake. A lone houseboat floats near the shore. The shore of Lake Powell
By Sasha Hupka | Arizona Republic Standing in a horse arena Sunday afternoon, Rep. Alexander Kolodin told his Rio Verde Foothills constituents a biblical story
By Casey Torres | AZFamily SCOTTSDALE, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) – Over a hundred people gathered at the Reigning Grace Ranch in Rio Verde Foothills Sunday afternoon.
Buckeye City Council celebrates the inclusion of State Route 30 extending into Buckeye as part of the transportation tax headed to voters in 2022. From
Water flows in 2017 to a Pinal County cotton farm at the base of the Sawtooth Mountains.|| Arizona Farm Bureau By Clara Migoya || Arizona
A wide photo of a dry, rocky landscape on the edge of a lake.. The shore of Lake Powell in Page, Ariz. Along with Lake Mead,
Colorado River Opinion: Recent headlines might leave you with the impression that Arizona is a poor water steward. Here’s how our state must counter the
By Sasha Hupka || The Arizona Republic A Maricopa County Superior Court judge won’t force Scottsdale to resume sending water to Rio Verde Foothills, saying
By Builder A group of 16 housing groups, infrastructure, and agricultural organizations—including the NAHB, the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC), National Association of Realtors, Leading
The Colorado River as it flows around Horseshoe Bend on June 23, 2021 in Page, Arizona. Photo by Justin Sullivan || Getty Images By Isabela
Photo by Jordan Evans || Cronkite News Opinion: Above-normal snowpack is great news. But it also could make an already difficult job to sustain the
By RED News PHOENIX, ARIZ. (Jan. 18, 2023) — Transportation and broadband infrastructure. Clear development agreements. Make Arizona more competitive. Ensuring a qualified workforce. Water conservation.
Lake Mead || File photo By Robyn White || Newsweek California and Nevada have had extremely heavy rainfall in recent days, during one of the
By Jack Healy | The New York Times RIO VERDE, Ariz. — Joe McCue thought he had found a desert paradise when he bought one
By Sasha Hupka, Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic Dozens of Rio Verde Foothills residents filed a lawsuit Thursday meant to force Scottsdale into helping the community temporarily secure a water supply after the city cut
The water level behind the Hoover Dam on March 2, 2022. Photo by Christopher Clark || U.S. Bureau of Reclamation By Jennifer Solis || Nevada
“Rose Law Group’s Thomas Galvin, a county supervisor who represents the Rio Verde Foothills and Scottsdale, is advocating for his proposal that EPCOR pay Scottsdale
Vice President Kamala appears at Lake Mead on water policy in 2021. || Getty Images. ByTara Kavaler || Arizona Republic Vice President Kamala Harris will
By Sasha Hupka | AZ Central Standing in a dark parking lot in Scottsdale with her children and a horse, Dawn Houghtaling hoped to talk
By Jerod MacDonald || Arizona Mirror Jan. 11, 2023 The day after Gov. Katie Hobbs delivered her first State of the State, outlining plans to
Low water level strip on cliff at Lake Mead. View from Hoover Dam at Nevada and Arizona border, USA By Brandon Loomis | Arizona Republic
Opinion: Gov. Katie Hobbs offered a clear message on groundwater regulation during her first State of the State address. We’ll see if lawmakers take it
By J. Graber | Scottsdale Progress After years of warnings it may happen someday, Scottsdale turned off the water at the stand pipe servicing the Rio Verde Foothills community of about
By Camryn Sanchez || Arizona Capitol Times January 6, 2023 Representatives from several groups announced their environmental priorities for the 2023 legislative session, focusing on
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