How drought and constant fire are impacting Arizona
Conditions in the Southwest are getting drier, but there is some possibility for hope later this year.
Low saguaro reproduction numbers at national park in Tucson
Drought cycle that dates to the mid-1990s thought to be responsible
Havasupai tribal council member named White House environmental justice advisor
Carletta Tilousi is representing all of Arizona within a council focused on challenging environmental injustices.
When water is scarce, some researchers go underground to find out why
The amount of moisture held in the ground can play a big role in how much water makes it down to rivers and reservoirs.
New coalition pushes for Arizona to shift to clean energy by 2050
Dozens of businesses, cities and organizations have joined the effort to reduce carbon emissions.
Reconciliation on the River
Follow a team of volunteers as they work to reseed, revive, and replenish a stretch of the Santa Cruz River near downtown. (6:34)
Forest Service opens public comment for horse removal plan
The Agency has given an eastern Arizona community near Heber until late April to weigh in
Tucson checking contents of recycling bins
Contaminated materials in the recycling stream are costing the city $30,000 a month
Arizona officials warn of bad 2021 wildfire season
This year's wildfire season has the potential to be devastating due to widespread drought
A Colorado River showdown is looming. Let the posturing begin
The states that draw water from it are about to undertake a new round of negotiations over the river’s future.
"The Zoologist's Guide to the Galaxy" - Are there universal laws of biology?
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The City of Tucson changes policy on recycling glass; taking a nature hike along Cienega Creek; and a reminder of the positive difference you can make in your own backyard.
Forecast for spring: Nasty drought worsens for much of US
West will be especially hard hit
Gila topminnow repopulate native waters
A tiny, endangered native fish is making a comeback in the Santa Cruz River.
State looks to use inmates to help fight wildfires
Nearly 1 million acres in Arizona burned last year.
Surveys aim to track trash making it into the Santa Cruz River
The Sonoran Institute is leading an effort to quantify the trash ending up in the river with the hope of eventually reducing it.
