Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California, Berkeley, have created a solar-powered device that can extract water from the atmosphere at humidity as low as 10 percent.
Officials built the Yuma Desalting Plant in 1992 to treat agricultural runoff and conserve water in Lake Mead. Over the past 26 years, however, the plant has operated just three times while costing millions of dollars to maintain.
The high season is beginning in the national parks, but union officials say some seasonal employees who would normally be brought on to help are instead being turned away under a seldom-enforced rule.
Thousands of educators and supporters gathered at the Arizona Capitol on Monday for the third day of walkouts, but they were determined to do much more than show up and make noise: They wanted to speak to lawmakers.
Arizona had the fifth-highest fatal hit-and-run rate among states in 2016, a year that saw the most hit-and-runs fatalities nationwide, according to a new report by the AAA.
On the second day of a statewide walkout, Arizona educators pushed back against lawmakers, refusing to get "bullied" amid the second day of a protest for higher wages and better classroom conditions.
The Legislature was not the only thing that thousands of people were going up against at the Arizona Capitol on Thursday: Several people passed out due to the heat.
Thousands of educators and supporters gathered at the Arizona Capitol on Thursday to call for higher wages and better classroom conditions, but the organizers behind the movement were already looking ahead.
Salvador Macias knows all too well the lengthy process becoming a U.S. citizen can be and now has dedicated his life to helping others navigate the path.
Many groups work to conserve Arizona desert bighorn sheep, which went from decimation in the early 1900s and are now living in 80 percent of their ranges.
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox visited Arizona State University to talk about the cannabis industry and promote efforts to legalize it in Mexico.
The opioid crisis has hit rural Native Americans harder than any group in the nation and it may be due to racial misclassification on death certificates.
An Arizona State University event will continue despite a lawsuit that was filed against the school for allegedly violating Muslim students’ free speech.
One expert on bridge safety said Arizona’s bridges are safe even though the government listed some of them in poor or “structurally deficient” condition.
In a country where studies show children are killed or injured by a gun every day, these firearm-owning parents are intent on keeping family members safe.
