Recent rains have been good for the Salt and Verde river watersheds. The metro Phoenix area depends on the six reservoirs along the rivers for much of its water needs.

Some residents of northwest Arizona are less than happy about their drinking water.

About 2 million people in the Valley have their water delivered by Salt River Project canals. For the first time in more than a decade, the entire canal system will be drained for cleaning and repairs.

For the first time in four years, the federal government will simulate a flood in the Grand Canyon.

It may be another two weeks before the break in the Central Arizona Project canal is repaired. Authorities discovered the leak early Sunday morning.

Arizona continues to face an ongoing drought, but a new paper suggests the state's farming future is important, and can be done more efficiently.

Residents in the Florence area are being asked to boil their drinking water or used bottled water until further notice.

It may seem incongruous here in the desert, but compared to other major cities, water rates in Phoenix are a bargain.

Continuing drought conditions in an arid desert climate raise concerns about the availability of drinking water. 

The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture is urging Congress to reinstate a relief program for farmers suffering through drought. As KJZZ’s Nick Blumberg reports, that bill could have an impact in Arizona.