Water board election a dry topic for most voters
By Katie Campbell | Arizona Capitol Times Candidates for the Central Arizona Water Conservation District board aren’t running for the sexiest elected office in
By Katie Campbell | Arizona Capitol Times Candidates for the Central Arizona Water Conservation District board aren’t running for the sexiest elected office in
By Ian James | Arizona Republic With a deadline approaching for Arizona to finish a deal that would divvy up cutbacks in Colorado River
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times An environmental group has branded four Arizona candidates for the board of the Central Arizona Water Conservation
Arizona candidates in tight Senate race have pledged to help cattle ranchers, who were stunned by USDA decision in August to reduce insurance Photographs
By Vandana Ravikumar and Corey Hawk | Cronkite News The White House on Friday released a plan that it said would improve water reliability and
Enviros challenge scope of project By Taylor Stevens | Salt Lake City Tribune · Even under their best-case scenarios, opponents of Utah’s inland port
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star A plan to protect Pinal County farmers from impacts of Central Arizona Project shortages now looks like
By Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch Pinal farmers might soon get relief on a problem that’s been plaguing them for more than a
As published October 11, 2018 by the Yellow Sheet Report The Corp Comm violated state open meetings law after voting to stay water meter applications
By Philip Haldiman | YourValley.net Peoria has taken a step to ensure a sustainable water supply for the future. City council approved a contract
By Emily Birnbaum | The Hill President Trump is poised to sign a bipartisan water infrastructure bill after it passed the Senate 99-1 this
By Brian Maffly | Salt Lake City Tribune Since official weather records have been kept, Utah has never experienced a year with as little
A new agreement signed between the U.S. and Mexico continues an important collaboration in managing the Colorado River, but also gives new hope for reviving stretches
(Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) By Joanna Allhands | Arizona Republic Opinion: Phoenix-area cities will experience more pain than we
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality is determined to take over a Clean Water Act program regulating what
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star Tucson Water recently shut down a treatment plant after discovering it was sending water contaminated with chemical
By Ian James | Arizona Republic With reservoir levels falling along the Colorado River, Arizona’s top water officials say they are making progress in
By Joanna Allhands | The Arizona Republic (Editor’s note:Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) Opinion: Arizona’s governor candidates offered lip service during
AZBigMedia The Phoenix City Council has approved a 10-year partnership with Salt River Project to help ensure resiliency in the Valley’s water supplies in the
By Brian Maffly | Salt Lake City Tribune Utah water officers will have to wade through a mess of federal businesses to safe allows
A new study has revealed that monsoons in the Southwest have already become less common but more extreme in nature, posing new challenges for
By Dale Kasler | The Sacramento Bee California farmers are laboring under a daunting edict: They must stop over-pumping groundwater from beneath their ranches.
By Carol Broeder | Silver Belt A watershed partnership is being created for Cobre Valley over the next two years to implement needed watershed
By Dennis Webb | The Daily Sentinel The general manager of the Colorado River District on Friday voiced strong criticism over what he fears is
By Heather Smathers | Arizona City Independent Two treatment plants are nearing completion to help ensure clean and safe water for residents. According to Arizona
Just about all the water that feeds Arizona, Nevada and southern California originates in Colorado By Jason Blevins and Kevin Simpson | The Colorado
By Jake Kincaid | PinalCentral As EPCOR peers into the inner workings of Johnson Utilities, state actors who have struggled to regulate them into compliance
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By AZ Mirror In the five years since the 2020 presidential election, during which Republicans sowed doubt in election systems by spreading evidence-free “fraud” claims,
By Howard Fischer | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: On Feb. 2, Gov. Katie Hobbs made her position on the Colorado River clear. Either the
By Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter The Phoenix housing market is doing almost everything right—and still struggling to move buyers off the sidelines.