In the West, Pressure to Account for Water Lost to Evaporation
Hydrologists, state officials and other western water experts say the 10% evaporation loss can no longer be ignored.
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Amber Alert Suspect Charged With 17 Felonies; Bond set at $500,000
On Nov. 26, Martin waived extradition from Arizona.
Colorado River Water Users Convening Amid Crisis Concerns
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is collecting ideas about possible actions through Dec. 20.
Arizona Certifies 2022 Election Despite GOP Complaints
Election results have largely been certified without issue around the country, but Arizona was an exception.
Casper PD: Suspect and Child in Amber Alert Case Have Been Located
The Casper Police Department announced that the Amber Alert that was called on November 17 has been cancelled, as the child and the suspect have been located.
Mummified body found in bathtub of burglarized Arizona home
Authorities are trying to identify a mummified body found by police in the bathtub of a northwestern Arizona home as they investigated a burglary.
Federal Judge Blocks Arizona Law Limiting Filming of Police
A federal judge on Friday blocked enforcement of a new Arizona law restricting how the public and journalists can film police, agreeing with the American Civil Liberties Union and multiple media organizations who argued it violated the First Amendment.
Seven Years of Sex Abuse: How Mormon Officials Let It Happen
One victim was 5 when her father told his bishop that he was sexually abusing her.
Civilian Army Leader Led Child Porn Ring, Risked US Security
A civilian who held sensitive positions with the U.S. Army in Arizona and Afghanistan led a child sex abuse ring that involved his own adopted son.
Baptisms by Arizona Priest Presumed Invalid Due to Error
The Catholic Church says baptisms performed by a priest who served in Arizona for 16 years are now presumed to be invalid because he used incorrect wording on a subtle but key component of the sacrament.