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Infrastructure funds to boost critical projects in Arizona

Arizona will receive over $80 million in infrastructure funding this year, with the bulk going toward the critical Winslow Levee project.

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American Southwest’s megadrought the worst in 1200 years

The Southwest United States is facing the driest mega-drought in 1200 years, prolonging low water levels in Lake Mead and other areas.

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Drought persists in Utah

Disappointing levels of snowpack may contribute to ongoing drought conditions in Utah that may rival last year's severe drought.

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Calif. water district launches first-in-the-nation solar project

A California irrigation district will be the first in the nation to place solar panels over irrigation ditches in the innovative Project Nexus study.

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Are wetlands subject to federal jurisdiction?

The Supreme Court will consider whether the federal government have the right to regulate wetlands under Waters of the US.

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Utah DNR recommends extension of drought emergency

The state Department of Natural Resources is recommending that the Utah legislature extend the state of emergency for drought.

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  1. Deborah on Gold mining prompts legal challenge over rare Nevada speciesJanuary 25, 2026

    Ha! Good question. They want the opportunity to investigate the population of these species.

  2. Deborah on Utah faces worrisome drought conditionsJanuary 25, 2026

    It will be a dire situation, Callie. They've been looking at different options.

  3. Callie Humes on Utah faces worrisome drought conditionsJanuary 23, 2026

    What will happen to Utah's water resources if they don't end up getting any snowfall winter?

  4. Callie Humes on Gold mining prompts legal challenge over rare Nevada speciesJanuary 23, 2026

    Why would they list the species as endangered when they don't know how many there are yet?

  5. Deborah on WOTUS comments close as rule review moves forwardJanuary 8, 2026

    A lot of people and organizations put a lot of thought into their comments. Personally, I think it's good that…

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