Study: US Groundwater Supply Falls Short of Estimations
Understanding the findings with UA hydrologist and researcher Jennifer McIntosh.
Shaping Arizona Water Policy in 2019
Vanessa Barchfield interviews incoming State House Speaker Russels Bowers.
Water Policy; Mexican President Inaugurated; OSIRIS-REx Arrives
Plus, understanding a nationwide study on the depletion of groundwater supplies.
Early Season Snow Delights Skiers, but the Drought is Far From Over
Experts say the bigger picture is more complicated, and is compounded by the effects of climate change.
A Surprise Choice in the Central Arizona Project Board Election
Republican April Pinger did not have a campaign website or respond to any questions from the Arizona Republic.
Tucson, Marana Suing Makers of Chemicals Found in Well Water
They seek damages for dealing with compounds called PFCs, which don't have established regulatory limits.
Three Things to Know About Colorado River Plans in the Works
Climate change is growing the gap between the river’s supply, and the demands in the communities that rely on it.
Impasse Over Who Loses Water, and How Much, Could Sink Arizona Drought Planning
A water dispute is playing out between Central Arizona cities, tribes and farms.
Citizen-Science Project Looks to Test for Polluted Rainwater
The five-year program teaches residents how to measure what's in their harvested rainwater.
CD3 Candidates See Separate Paths Forward on Immigration
One of 9 U.S. House districts that border Mexico, the topic looms large in Southwestern Arizona.
Colorado River Reservoirs Start Water Year At Lowest Point in 40 Years
The reservoirs haven't been at 47 percent capacity since they were filled.
Tucson Water Disputes 'Contaminated' Water Report
The director says the cancer-linked compounds present in the water are well below federal levels.
Will Water Return to Tucson's Washes?
A group hopes to restore running water to the city's watershed.
Development and the San Pedro
The Arizona Supreme Court sided with a homebuilder in Sierra Vista despite concerns about the San Pedro River.
What a Colorado River in Decline Means for the Radical Idea of Resurrecting Glen Canyon
As levels on Lake Powell and the Colorado River drop, do proposals to reimagine Glen Canyon Dam stand a chance?
