Arizona's fight for Colorado River water ramps up

Arizona is one of several states in the lower basin of the Colorado River fighting for rights to secure its water supply as negotiations heat up. Governor Katie Hobbs joins FOX 10's Steve Nielsen on a helicopter tour of the river.

Touring SRP's water storage around Arizona

FOX 10's John Hook took an aerial tour of lakes and dams in Arizona that store much of the state's water. We're looking at the current water levels in these lakes and dams to see if they support the idea that Arizona is experiencing a water crisis.

SRP Chief Water Exec on Arizona water | Newsmaker

Is Arizona in water crisis? While some will lead you to believe so, SRP Chief Water Executive Leslie Meyers says we might be in better shape than you might think. She joins John Hook on this week's Newsmaker.

How to be water smart and still have a green lawn

It's that time of the year again, as winter rye grass dies off in the Valley, and Bermuda summer grass starts to pop. With water conservation on the top of many people's minds in the state, FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has more on what people can do to be water smart, while still having a lush, green lawn.

SRP using new tool to measure water levels

A rather dry winter season means that reservoir levels are much lower than they have been in recent years, but that's not stopping SRP scientists from using new tools to measure water levels, and prepare for the months and years ahead. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.

AZ AG sues Fondomonte over groundwater usage

The Arizona Attorney General's Office allege that Fondomonte, which is the subsidiary of a Saudi Arabia-based company, pumped groundwater in western Arizona at a level that violates the state's public nuisance law.

Flood, drought causing Christmas tree shortage

Christmas tree farms in the East Coast are dealing with shortages this holiday season, as an ongoing drought in parts of the country, along with other severe weather events, take their toll.

City of Phoenix launches grass removal program

Homeowners in Phoenix can now be paid by the city to remove their grass lawns. Under the program, approved homeowners can get two dollar per square foot of grass removed, and replaced with drought-tolerant landscaping.

How to keep your pool clean and save water

This might inspire you to take another look at your pool filter, especially as our state battles a drought. Cleaning your pool may be wasting thousands of gallons of water, but there are ways to cut down on waste. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has more.