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Arizona rancher, official tell Congress states need voice in water regs By Isaac Windes | Cronkite News ederal regulation of waterways may not be the
Arizona rancher, official tell Congress states need voice in water regs By Isaac Windes | Cronkite News ederal regulation of waterways may not be the
By Lindsay Moore | Phoenix New Times After losing out on a $65 million deal, developer R Lamar Whitmer was presumably pretty disappointed. The developer
By Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch Water officials say there’s no cause for alarm on a water crisis in Arizona, at least not yet.
Ahwatukee Foothills News The city is moving ahead with finding an independent third party to examine complaints about unusually high spikes in Ahwatukee water bills
By Cindy Barks Along with questions about homes per acre and water rights for the Deep Well Ranch project, a concern arose this week about
AZBigMedia Mayor Greg Stanton and the Phoenix City Council today unanimously approved a new partnership with the City of Avondale to recharge Colorado River water
By Isaac Windes | Cronkite News A White Mountain Apache leader told House members Thursday that the tribe desperately needs to “replace the failing and
By Sonoran News The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced $23.5 million in funding to 15 Arizona tribes, including the Navajo Nation, to invest in environmental
YourWestValley The Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies honored Glendale Water Services with The Sustainable Water Utility Management Award at its 2017 Executive Management Conference on
By Joseph Flaherty | Phoenix New Times The clock is ticking for residents in New River and Desert Hills. About 1,000 to 1,500 homes in
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily For three years, federal, state and local water officials have hunted for a solution to declining water levels at
By Paul Maryniak | Awatukee Foothills News There were shocking stories of water bills that drew gasps from the audience. There were anguished pleas on
Arizona Silver Belt For years the water supply and infrastructures along with the current demands have been a challenge in the “Cobre Valley” area. In
By Wayne Schutsky | East Valley Tribune The Greenfield Water Reclamation Plant will undergo a $48M expansion to increase capacity and provide increased wastewater treatment services for
Nearly 350 attend to hear from 7 running for office The value of life experience, the future of the Big Chino Water Ranch, and party
By RED News Service The Pima County Board of Supervisors at the Oct. 17 meeting approved a pair of zoning code amendments designed to promote
By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic The clear waters of the Colorado River flow gently through the Headgate Rock diversion dam while boaters and Jet Skiers play
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Copper Mountain Ranch (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.) Pinal Central Decades ago investors announced plans
By Joseph Flaherty | Phoenix New Times “I’m going to do something a little unorthodox,” said John Hornewer, pacing on the church stage in his
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Copper Mountain Ranch By Dustin Gardiner | The Republic Plans for a large master-planed community in Casa Grande have hit a major roadblock: The state
A team with Watershed Management Group creates a landscape rainwater system in Phoenix. /Photo courtesy of Ryan Wood/Watershed Management Group By Kianna Gardner |
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star In March 2014, the staged release of water into the Colorado River Delta was an international spectacle. Thousands
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star The agency that operates the CAP wants to spend $34 million on farmland and water rights from a
By Ellen O’Brien | Arizona Capitol Times The Colorado River is a major source of water for Arizona. The management of its supply involves numerous stakeholders
Arizona Daily Independent On October 1, 2017, Scottsdale Water will begin receiving energy from Hoover Dam – a significant step in the utility’s commitment to
By Rachel Leingang | Arizona Capitol Times The Central Arizona Project has paid more than $2.5 million for lobbyists in Arizona and Washington D.C. over
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Photo via Pinal County By Justin Mathews | Pinal Post San Tan Valley’s Town Council approved an ESI employee cost agreement for the Public Works
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Central Arizona College.) By Phoenix Business Journal Central Arizona College is preparing to break ground on a $102 million performing arts center on
By Real Estate Daily News Maricopa County is asking residents, landowners and business stakeholders to weigh in on Framework 2040, a draft comprehensive plan intended