What Arizona water leaders are doing to sustain future growth
By Victoria Harker | Chamber Business News As Arizona faces climate change head on, water leaders are taking steps to ensure that development can continue,
By Victoria Harker | Chamber Business News As Arizona faces climate change head on, water leaders are taking steps to ensure that development can continue,
By Victoria Harker | Chamber Business News As Arizona faces climate change head on, water leaders are taking steps to ensure that development can continue,
By Scott Buffon Flagstaff, like much of the West, has seen drought conditions persist or worsen in August. The U.S. Drought Monitor released a new
US West faces reckoning over water but avoids cuts for now Arizona Daily Sun A recent study co-authored by two Northern Arizona University researchers shows
By Victoria Harker | Chamber Business News Eight major corporations have contributed more than $1.5 million to shore up Arizona’s dwindling water supplies in a
ASU Now ASU Now ASU researcher joins study to understand how extended shutdowns affect water quality in buildings While bars, gyms, dine-in restaurants and other
By Gary Nelson | East Valley Tribune The water system that has quenched the East Valley’s thirst through more than a century of droughts and
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services via Capitol Media Services Some Arizona resorts could find themselves facing orders to shut down part of their water
By Ian James | Arizona Republic ST. JOHNS, Arizona — Kevin McFee looked out across the grasslands on his ranch, where a pair of cows
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star Everywhere you look, news about heat and drought in the West is bad.Tucson and Phoenix residents are coping
By Erin Stone | Arizona Republic For the first time in nearly two decades, the federal government tapped Glen Canyon Dam for extra power generating
By Ian James | Arizona Republic Arizona, Nevada and Mexico will again receive less water from the Colorado River next year under a set of
By Curt Prendergast | Arizona Daily Star Nearly three-dozen protesters stood in the sandy bed of the San Pedro River on Friday and urged federal
By Kelly O’Sullivan | Independent News Media The Rayner and Gladden families’ multigenerational Southwest Valley farming operations have weathered just about everything the world has
With the monsoon season fizzling, large portions of Arizona are now seeing drought conditions.The latest weekly Drought Monitor map, released Thursday, shows 82% of Arizona
By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa | Pinal Central CASA GRANDE — Pinal County Supervisor Steve Miller still wants to help the Casa Grande and Pinal County community.“I
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Pinal Central PHOENIX — The Arizona Corporation Commission has the legal right to seize managerial control of
Staff Reports | Maricopa Monitor WASHINGTON — A bill passed by the House Wednesday could expedite flood control measures along the Lower Santa Cruz River
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Haydon Building Corp.) By Steve Stokmar | Buckeye Independent The Buckeye City Council on July 7 approved the 20/21 Fiscal
InMaricopa.com During the past decade, the City of Maricopa has leaned on three far-reaching, collaborative, highly expensive projects with hopes of transformation. One, the grade-separation
By Caitlin McGlade | The Republic A new model shows that most Maricopa County properties required to have flood insurance may not face the level of
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Phoenix City Council is slated to vote today on a $5.4 million engineering contract as part
Peoria Independent As growth and development has continued in north Peoria, the need for more water infrastructure has also increased. The Peoria City Council recently
“One of the biggest threats to it (the river) is groundwater pumping” By Madison Staten | Cronkite News The Verde and the San Pedro rivers
Independent Newsmedia | Queen Creek Independent Johnson Utilities LLC is to begin work on the Pecan Water Reclamation Facility phase 4 expansion and influent pump
By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa | Casa Grande Dispatch CASA GRANDE — Finding a solution to Arizona’s water problems is going to take input from everyone, according
By Victoria Harker | Chamber Business News Arizona’s engineering masterpiece, the Central Arizona Project (CAP), is celebrating 35 years of delivering Colorado River water to
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Photo by Gage Skidmore By Reagan Priest | State Affairs If you ask Gov. Katie Hobbs, the ongoing budget battle between her and the Republican
By Jakob Thorington | State Affairs Legislative budget advisers have cut state budget projections by $200 million due to the U.S. conflict with Iran and
By Julia Wheatley | Queen Creek Independent Water to cook. Water to clean. Water to brush your teeth. Water to shower. Water to play —