Arizona Positioned to Take on cuts in Colorado River Supply
Arizona agreed long ago to be the first in line for cuts
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Drought Could Leave Wyoming Ranchers With Tough Choices
The drought is driving up the cost of hay.
U.S. West Prepares for Possible First Water Shortage Declaration
Federal officials use the forecast released each August to make decisions about how to allocate river water.
Agencies: Arizona Farmers Should Expect Less Water in 2022
Arizona is expected to reduce its use of river water by a total of 512,000 acre-feet in 2022, up from 192,000 acre-feet currently.
Casper Jackalope Jump Happens This Saturday at Restoration Church
Casper’s version of the 2021 Jackalope Jump will take place this Saturday, March 20 at Restoration Church.
Western States Chart Diverging Paths as Water Shortages Loom
States have conservation in mind as they pass laws focused on safeguarding other water supplies.
2021 Jackalope Jump Will Take Place Live and Virtually to Benefit Special Olympics Wyoming
Wyoming will once again host the Jackalope Jump benefitting Special Olympics Wyoming this year and they are adding a twist to this year’s event by offering ‘Virtual Jackalope Jumps.’
Arizona Starts Talks on Addressing Dwindling Colorado River
Those guidelines and an overlapping drought contingency plan will expire in 2026.
Casper Fire-EMS Wants the Public’s Help to Better Respond to Water Emergencies
Casper Fire-EMS and other emergency responders deploy immediately to maximize rescue efforts.
More Drought on Tap for Western US Amid Low River Flows
Meanwhile, environmentalists are concerned about the river's overall health.