By Joanna Allhands | Arizona Republic Metro Phoenix can no longer build residential subdivisions solely on groundwater. And that has major implications for places like Queen Creek
By Stacey Barchenger | Arizona Republic Residents of Rio Verde Foothills left scrambling to find a water source earlier this year will get a reprieve
AZBEX Cordia Energy is planning to add a fourth water chilling and circulation plant to serve its downtown Phoenix customer base. The proposed plant will sit
Galvin Applauds Law Addressing Rio Verde Foothills Water Crisis, But Has Concerns Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin says he’s “cautiously optimistic” about a new law
Tres Rios Wetlands Jake Frederico Arizona Republic Spread over 700 acres, the Tres Rios Wetlands form a bustling tapestry of nature, home to more than
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star A branch of the influential Moody’s firm has come out with a dire, much disputed warning for commercial
By Tom Scanlon | Scottsdale Progress Last week, national news outlets raced to outdo themselves in hyperbolic headlines following the June 2 announcement about a
By Sasha Hupka | Arizona Republic Six months into Rio Verde Foothills residents’ water crisis, a second short-term solution is on its way to Gov. Katie Hobbs. A bill, sponsored by Rep. Alexander Kolodin, R-Scottsdale, endeavors to create a
By Jodie Newell | Casa Grande Dispatch CASA GRANDE — Mayor Craig McFarland told PinalCentral that the declaration by Arizona Department of Water Resources Director
Opinion: Why should Arizonans be confident we’ll overcome our water challenges? Because we have regulatory measures that produced years of positive results. Adam Finke opinion
By Chamber Business News Arizona is making significant investments and taking proactive steps to ensure the state can continue to grow and make up for
By Holly Bock | AZ Family PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego wants to clear up confusion about the recent Arizona groundwater study that prompted new
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Buckeye Mayor Eric Orsborn and a spokesperson for Queen Creek emphasized that water was available for existing customers. Taylor Seely and Alexandra Handle Arizona Republic
By: Taylor Seely and Alexandra Hardle | Arizona Republic On Thursday, Gov. Katie Hobbs’ announcement that groundwater supplies are short of what’s necessary to serve
Opinion: Groups from all over Arizona have applied for about $100 million in water conservation grants. Here’s what to know about the proposals. Joanna Allhands
By Sam DeMoss | Rose Law Group Reporter The Arizona Dept. of Water Resources, on a call explaining the recent news of water issues in
By Arizona Department of Water Resources The Arizona Department of Water Resources has developed and calibrated a groundwater flow model of the Phoenix Active Management
By Joshua Partlow, Yvonne Wingett Sanchez, Isaac Stanley-Becker | Washington Post There is not enough groundwater underneath the Phoenix metropolitan area to meet projected demands over the
By Jeremy Duda | Axios Arizona has paused approval for new housing subdivisions in the Phoenix area that would have relied on groundwater alone, a
Today ADWR will hold a virtual water briefing. Tune in or contact us and we can discuss later with you. David Johnson, Water Attorney and Chair
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced construction around Phoenix will be limited moving forward to protect groundwater supplies. This comes after Arizona was one of three
By Brandon Loomis | Arizona Republic The groundwater aquifers currently serving 4.6 million people across metro Phoenix are lagging behind growth on a trajectory that
“Though a decision like this was expected at some point, it was thought that the announcement might come in a few years and be limited
Ole Braatelien/Cronkite News Lake Mead and the rest of the Colorado River system are shrinking rapidly. Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and water leaders on Thursday
The case, Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency, No. 21-454, concerned an Idaho couple, Michael and Chantell Sackett, who sought to build a house on what
Rio Verde voters previously rejected their chance to create their own water district.|| Screenshot AzFamily JIMMY MAGAHERN Phoenix Magazine Breathlessly heralded by The New York
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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.