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Court Finds Arizona Department of Water Resources Illegally Imposed Tax on Home Builders

Water woes continue as funding for statewide solutions dwindles

Key Points: Western states that rely on Colorado River water fail to reach agreements Governor says upper basin states won’t compromise Federal intervention looms Water advocates a...

Arizona Faces 77% Cut in Share of Colorado River

Working Together in the Lower Gila River Corridor

The Salt and Gila Rivers flow through central Arizona, providing water supplies to communities, Tribes, agriculture, and industry –and connecting people to nature. This river corri...

Arizona, Nevada Agree to Trade for Desalinated Pacific Ocean Water

A decade-old treatment plant in San Diego County, Calif., could leave more water in the Colorado River for states facing severe shortages.

Courts are no substitute for water-pumping markets

A Maricopa County court recently denied Fondomonte’s request to delay Attorney General Kris Mayes’ groundwater lawsuit, reigniting statewide debate over rural water extraction. The...

Local water issue deserves attention

There has been a significant amount of media attention regarding the challenges facing the Colorado River. Rightfully so, given the importance of this water supply to Arizona’s cit...

Water rule washed out: Judge voids state agency’s water demands for developers

Key Points:  Judge rules state agency imposed illegal “tax” on developers Developers still need 100-year water supply to build in certain areas The ruling may have significant impl...

Colorado River Agencies Test Framework for Interstate Water Exchanges

Can Southwest water agencies create a new market for desalinated and recycled water without building pipelines or altering Colorado River rights?

One of Arizona’s Largest Reservoirs Is Less Than 1% Full After Snowpack Collapse

After an exceptionally poor snow season, one of Arizona’s largest reservoirs shrank to less than 1% full, wiping out nearly all its fish and leaving its recovery dependent on futur...

With water cuts looming in Arizona in US, locals fight data centres

Arizona residents have campaigned against state’s data centres as they seek a share of the shrinking water supply.

New agreement would let Arizona, Nevada use water from California desalination plant

New agreement would let Arizona, Nevada use water from California desalination plant Diana Ionescu Fri, 06/05/2026 - 06:00 Primary Image...

Drought Pits Farms Against Towns and Industry in Scramble for Water in West

In Arizona, dead fish lie in the dry bed of a reservoir. To the north, a small Utah town could run out of water in months. And in Colorado, a rancher has sold a fifth of her herd a...

Project Blue data center used over 500,000 gallons of drought-stricken Tucson water in one month

According to a report from Yahoo News, a $3.6 billion data center project in Tucson, Arizona, has ignited sharp criticism for its heavy consumption of public water amid ongoing dro...

Evacuation Order Issued for Cordes Lakes

Water Resources at the National Indian Law Library

The National Indian Law Library is dedicated to federal Indian and Tribal law. As part of NARF, the library serves both NARF attorneys and the public by maintaining a unique and v...

Protecting Arizona’s families with 21st century policing tools

Across the state of Arizona, from the high country of the Rim to the bustling streets of our metropolitan hubs, the men and women of law enforcement share a singular […] The post P...

Yuma City Council learns stormwater update

Every year, state and federal laws require a report on city stormwater quality. This is to ensure the water going back into the Colorado River is safe and has low selenium levels....

Southern California water agencies accelerate reuse and recycling projects

Southern California water agencies accelerate reuse and recycling projects Diana Ionescu Thu, 06/04/2026 - 09:00 Primary Image Prim...

Arizona Adopts $11.3B Transportation Program as States Await Next Federal Highway Bill

Arizona's new $11.3-billion transportation program does more than map future projects—it offers an early glimpse of how states are planning beyond IIJA.

Water Issues on the Horizon in the Second Half of 2026

While Kris Mayes Protects Arizonans from Fraud and Higher Utility Costs, Warren Peterson wants to protect ESA Fraudsters...

What has Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and her team done this week? Put away, drug dealers and traffickers. Helped secure an appeals court’s vacating of the Arizona Corporati...

Stabilizing the Colorado River Basin Now So We Can Thrive into the Future

This year’s snowpack is grim throughout the Colorado River Basin—it’s the lowest in recorded history. Reservoirs across the Basin are low. Soils are dry.  But agriculture...

Arizona Launches SUN Bucks Summer Grocery Benefits Program