Latest Stories

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  How Wildfires and Monsoons Threaten Arizona's Precious Water Supply

  July 11 at 9 a.m.

  The Woodbury Fire burned close to the Salt River, which supplies water to Valley cities.

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  Proposed Arizona-Mexico Wall Threatens Southwest's Last Free-Flowing River

  July 5 at 7 a.m.

  The San Pedro is one of the few remaining places where animals like javelina and jaguars can cross the man-made border between Mexico and Arizona.

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  CorpComm 'Cannot Determine' If APS Broke Rules Cutting Stephanie Pullman's Power

  June 26 at 1:52 p.m.

  Despite a lack of evidence, the regulatory agency accepted claims from Arizona's biggest utility that it broke no rules when it cut power to Stephanie Pullman.

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  As Activists Protest APS CEO Don Brandt, Facebook ‘Mistakenly’ Blocks Organizer

  June 21 at 8:55 a.m.

  The social media giant initially claimed that an event protesting a woman's death at the hands of Arizona's most powerful utility violated community standards.

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  After Customer Death, CorpComm Prohibits Summer Shutoffs in Arizona

  June 20 at 3:13 p.m.

  Debate over the proposed rules hinted at the deeper issues at the CorpComm, like accusations that it prioritizes utility companies over real people.

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  Woman Dies After APS Cuts Her Power, and CEO Don Brandt Gets an Award

  June 19 at 1:52 p.m.

  A week after news broke that an APS customer died after her power was cut, CEO Don Brandt will get an award for "accomplishments and commitment to Arizona."