Joanna Allhands

Will Arizona allow a third option to help families afford private school? It's an open question, thanks to a recently passed federal law.

Two months from a federal deadline, it's unclear how deep Colorado River cuts could go or who will take them. But we know enough to make some guesses.

It's not easy to say goodbye. So, maybe the best way for journalists to sign off is to leave a -30-.

If you piled all of Phoenix's pavement into one spot, it would be enough to cover San Francisco four times over.

Asphalt covers McAllister Avenue on Arizona State University's Tempe campus. Credit: Joanna Allhands

Nathan Goldman has a 1983 map showing 105 cotton gins in Arizona.

It was never a matter of if the New World Screwworm would burrow its way back into American cattle, but when.

The federal government is considering a framework to cut Colorado River water use in Arizona, California and Nevada by as much as 3 million acre-feet a year.

No one wins if the federal government cuts 3 million acre-feet of Colorado River water from Arizona, California and Nevada.

Tim Petersen had grand plans to restore Palmerita Ranch, a 55,000-acre mix of private, state and federal land near Alamo Lake that began growing alfalfa and grazing cattle long before