A study analyzing the economic impact of three possible futures for the Ellsworth Dam and the Graham Lake Dam was released to ...

School Superintendent Tom Horne has reached his expiration date. His abandonment of the Constitution in favor of bowing to ...

Experts say the Colorado River shows no sign of recovery. The Republic asked water providers how they would survive shortages ...

The Apache Trail isn’t merely a road; it’s a journey through time, geology, and some of Arizona’s most spectacular natural beauty. Each mile reveals new wonders, from towering saguaros to deep canyons ...

The Apache Trail, also known as State Route 88, begins innocently enough in Apache Junction, just east of Phoenix. It starts as a paved road that gives no hint of the spectacular show that’s about to ...

To meet evolving demand, the utility continually invests in its energy infrastructure, and its hydroelectric fleet is no ...

In 1903, the U.S. Department of the Interior authorized the construction of Tonto Basin Dam, now known as Roosevelt Dam. This was the first large irrigation enterprise attempted by the federal ...

1883: The Southern Pacific Railroad Company completes its transcontinental "Sunset Route," which runs between New Orleans and California. 1900: Charles Hayden, who established the famous Tempe flour ...

The Verde River Water Storage project is preparing to take its next step: Constructing a taller Bartlett Dam. The Salt River Project (SRP), the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, ...

For nearly three decades, Doug Cole has been a lobbyist with HighGround Public Affairs Consultants, having influenced major policy initiatives since the lobbying firm’s inception. These initiatives ...

Jason Bedrick is a research fellow with The Heritage Foundation's Center for Education Policy. The choice deniers’ predictions have always proven false, but as more states follow Arizona’s lead by ...