Arizona Farmers Challenge AG Over Saudi Firm’s Groundwater Use
August 12, 2025
Arizona farmers and cities seek to join a lawsuit against AG Kris Mayes, challenging her efforts to halt groundwater use.
Arizona farmers and cities seek to join a lawsuit against AG Kris Mayes, challenging her efforts to halt groundwater use.
Big Timber officials voted 3-2 to ban bulk water sales to external parties, impacting Crazy Mountain Ranch’s golf course.
In a turn of events, Robb and Jen Hicks, alongside Rob Mortimore, have bought eight Wyoming newspapers to save them.
Better weather has slowed the Dragon Bravo Fire’s growth. Crews use drones and aircraft to increase containment.
Gov. Katie Hobbs declared a state of emergency in La Paz County after a wildfire-damaged bridge collapsed into the river.
Governor Josh Stein announced a $4M federal grant for job skills training for the incarcerated, enhancing workforce reentry and community integration in NC.
Autumn Fingerhood, a single mom working three jobs, fears cuts to public transit will impact her daughter’s school commute.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs proposes a ban on abortion services for veterans, impacting reproductive care.
Each year, thousands of University of Michigan students turn the world into their classroom, benefiting from a diverse array of international education opportunities, thanks to the dedication of U-M faculty and staff.
A lawsuit aims to compel Governor Whitmer to call a special election for a vacant Michigan Senate seat since January.
President Trump extended the U.S.-China tariff truce, aiming for a summit with Xi Jinping. Talks continue for 90 days.
Removing dams in Michigan is vital for restoring fish populations and improving water quality, but funding challenges loom.
