The Bureau of Land Management recently proposed a rule change that would put recreation on par with other uses of public lands, and the proposal has received a lot of attention.

After one unsuccessful attempt to challenge his narrow defeat in the Arizona attorney general’s race last December, Abe Hamadeh is still trying to make his case in court. A new filing suggests a judge may be mulling over whether to grant a new trial right up until the legal deadline next month.

For the sixth time in seven years, Phoenix leaders will vote on raising water and sewer rates — but this time is different because it includes conservation measures.
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A little over $1.5 million in National Endowment for the Arts' "Grants for Arts Projects" were recently awarded for artistic ventures in Arizona, and the deadline for the next submission period is rapidly approaching.

The Tempe Development Review Commission will hold public comment tonight on the city’s proposed general plan through 2050 at 6 p.m. on Tuesday.

Water is a big issue across Arizona, but in some rural communities of northern Arizona, the impending lack of water that we worry about here in metro Phoenix is already happening. The Show spoke with Pine resident Chris Ray about the groundwater shortage happening in rural parts of Arizona.

The Show spoke with Attorney General Kris Mayes about the executive order Gov. Katie Hobbs signed that centralizes authority over abortion-related prosecutions in the Attorney General’s Office.

The Show spoke with the director of the Urban Climate Research Center at ASU about new research he worked on regarding how blackouts during heat waves can create issues.

An agreement that governs how the Colorado River’s largest reservoirs are managed will expire in 2026, and the Department of Interior recently announced it will issue a new Environmental Impact Statement that brings its policies up to date.