Joanna Allhands

You have a gut feeling who will win key Arizona races, from the president on down. Tell us about them, quickly.

The six candidates for five CAWCD seats are well qualified for the tough work before them. Here's what to know about each.

It's not easy to decide which judges to retain, especially if you've never spent time in their courtroom. Here's a guide on what to look for.

Whoever wins Central Arizona Water Conservation District seats will face big unknowns and even bigger decisions in coming years.

After visiting all 431 national park units, a Scottsdale couple offers insights on travel — and life.

Lots of folks (me included) figured groundwater Active Management Areas were too stringent to work in rural Arizona. But what if we're wrong?

The Colorado River is in better shape now than it has been in years, thanks to extra water in Lake Mead. But how do we keep it there after 2026?

The Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District's role in future growth is a lot cloudier now than it was a decade ago.

Donald Trump's MAGA dominates Arizona politics now, but how might that morph over time? Voters fall in two camps.

A fight is brewing over the groundwater that some parts of metro Phoenix use to grow. How it ends for Arizona depends largely on what happens next.

Key congressional, legislative and county races in Arizona offer a chance for voters to send a message about competence and compromise.

Cities all over Arizona are considering Advanced Water Purification. It's important to set rules that ensure this water is safe — and plentiful.

Opinion: A water provider is struggling to meet higher demands in the heat, when none of its metro Phoenix peers are. What does that mean?

Opinion: Arizona leaders yanked back cash they had set aside to find more water — and skirted state law to do so. That has consequences.

Opinion: Arizona was so close this legislative session to making major water deals, but efforts largely fell apart. And there's a good reason why.

Opinion: The governor and lawmakers ended a long and draining session with chaos on water, and plenty of unresolved questions about what’s next.

Opinion: The governor and lawmakers may have just turned a short-term budget fix into a long-term mistake for Arizona's water future.

Opinion: After recycling, TSMC Arizona's first semiconductor fab is on track to use a fraction of the water that Phoenix initially estimated.

Opinion: Arizona has never gotten this far on a deal to settle Navajo and Hopi water claims, but more work remains.

Opinion: Sending ultra-purified recycled water directly to taps could change metro Phoenix, even if it remains a fraction of the water we drink.