Debra Utacia Krol

Runoff into the Colorado is at near record-low levels, and a new report calls out the need for emergency action.

Former Hualapai Chairwoman Louise Benson led efforts to build Grand Canyon West and bring water to her parched lands. The tribe announced her death at 83 on April 18.

Apache Stronghold and its allies allege that federal officials admitted a proposed copper mine would destroy Oak Flat.

Gene D'Adamo, whose first job was taking obits and classified ads, retires from the foundation of the family who gave him his first job.

Debra Utacia Krol, Arizona Republic A deadly disease threatening some of the west coast's most important cultural and environmental plants

As crews work hotspots in the Jones Fire near Wickenburg, families who lost homes are starting over. How the Red Cross and community are stepping up.

Arizona tribes are prepping for this year's fire season. In the meantime, the feds are taking their new Wildland Fire Service on its shakedown cruise.

The Ak-Chin Indian Community is the latest Arizona tribe to use a federal law to take over managing its own health care for its members

Debra Utacia Krol Arizona Republic Show Caption Hide Caption Arizona's 3 national parks: Grand Canyon, Saguaro and Petrified Forest national parks

Closing the Tucson Indian Health Service facility would force patients in southern Arizona to drive more than 100 miles for health care, tribes say.