[REGIONAL NEWS] Officials say Nevada has reached ‘critical mass’ with water supply
Legal battles continue over a pipeline that would route water to Las Vegas By Casey Leins | US News and World Report Nevada has reached
Legal battles continue over a pipeline that would route water to Las Vegas By Casey Leins | US News and World Report Nevada has reached
By Ian James | Arizona Republic A private company and the town of Queen Creek are proposing a water deal that would leave 485 acres
By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa | PinalCentral The Arizona Department of Water Resources’ new Pinal groundwater model is fundamentally flawed when it comes to predicting agricultural use,
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star A “disconnect” in water-management practices risks draining many of Arizona’s aquifers, an ASU study recently warned. The study
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star Literature promoting the SaddleBrooke Ranch development north of Oracle touts feature after feature — high Sonoran Desert terrain
By Andrew Nicla | Arizona Capitol Times In the face of a report that says Pinal County is going dry, a small group of Arizona lawmakers
AZBigMedia Arizona Forward is committed to Arizona water. As Arizona’s oldest environmental advocacy group, Arizona Forward has a water committee made up of more than 60
Controversial goundwater pumping plan back in court By Amy Joi O’Donoghue | Deseret News Attorneys for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and
Opinion: An alarming prediction about Pinal County facing a water shortage is a myth that’s based on outdated assumptions and incomplete data. By Jordan Rose
By Rocky Baier and Curt Prendergast | Arizona Daily Star As picnickers barbecued and chatted next to an idyllic pond on the Slaughter Ranch in
By Parker Shea | Arizona Mirror Navajo Generating Station is closing, and that means an enormous amount of water is up for grabs, a situation
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic Arizona Public Service Co. has applied to pump “poor-quality” groundwater from the West Valley that the company says Buckeye
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star To authors of a new, highly critical study, Arizona’s system of groundwater management encourages urban sprawl. But to
By Ian James | Arizona Republic | USA TODAY NETWORK Nearly four decades ago, Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt enacted major changes in the state’s system
Opinion: Arizona should figure out how to get water to where people want to live, rather than unquestioningly accepting existing limitations. By Robert Robb |
By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa | PinalCentral The old Sacaton Unit mine may reopen under a new name. Elim Mining has purchased the old open pit mine
By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa A group of local developers, government officials, residents, water suppliers and farmers may be tasked with finding a solution to the county’s
By Thomas Meixner | Special to the Arizona Daily The following column is the opinion and analysis of the writer. Lanny Davis has now twice
By Jim Walsh | East Valley Tribune A deal with the Gila River Indian Community could deliver billions of gallons of drinking water to southeast
(Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.) By Andy Howell | Pinal Central The big news this week was the Big Boy train
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter There is push back over assertions that fast-growing Pinal County does not have enough water to keep
(Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.) Opinion: There are lot more straws in the ground now, all drawing from the same, finite
Overhaul advised to ensure future supplies By Ian James | The Republic A set of water rules that has fueled rapid growth in Arizona’s suburbs
Farms in central Arizona will soon lose access to Colorado River water, impacting farmers, cities, and Native communities. By Meg Wilcox | Civil Eats This
By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa | Casa Grande Dispatch According to one Pinal County developer, the county’s water woes have already started. “As of right now, we
By Tom Buschatzke, Director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources| Pinal Central (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.) The Roosevelt Dam
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By Yellowsheet, State Affairs As the legislative session approaches its 100th day, lawmakers are continuing to debate and vote on bills in spite of Gov.
By Kiera Riley | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Hugh Lytle has survived several legal challenges to his candidacy and his party’s name, meaning Arizonans
By InMaricopa Maricopa’s housing market has slowed sharply from a year ago, with home sales down 36% and inventory climbing as sellers face more competition