Arizona, California, and Nevada prepare for Colorado River cuts with water banking, farm conservation, new restrictions, and city water projects.

Utah offers farmers up to $492 per acre to temporarily stop irrigation and send water to the Great Salt Lake. Applications close November 30.

Arizona will hold October 14 workshops in Salome as new groundwater restrictions and conservation planning move forward in Ranegras Plain.

A nationwide study finds small and rural water systems face disproportionately high costs to remove PFAS from drinking water.

A Ninth Circuit ruling lets Nevada ranchers pursue a federal water-rights case involving Great Basin National Park and a 1934 decree.

Arizona’s water bank is shifting from storing Colorado River water to using stored credits to help communities cope with shortages.