Joanna Allhands

Opinion: The governor is in a standoff with farmers and their advocates over rural water regulations. Both are using Gila Bend as a bargaining chip.

Opinion: Two Arizona senators waved an olive branch — and offered new hope that we can manage water use in rapidly depleting groundwater basins.

Opinion: Even if states are at loggerheads over plans to manage the Colorado River, a few things are painfully clear for Arizona and its water supply.

Opinion: Small- and mid-size commercial farms have mostly disappeared in Arizona, but misnomers persist about the farmers that remain.

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

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

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

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

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?