PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizona remains drier than normal, even with rain falling over the past few months. The weekly report ...

Arizona experienced one of its driest years in decades, leaving much of the state in drought. But the monsoon has its limits.

PHOENIX — A state of emergency has been declared at the San Carlos Apache Tribe reservation due to drought conditions, ...

About 75% of Arizona is in drought right now, ranging from moderate, severe, extreme and exceptional levels, a decrease from last year when nearly 100% of the state experienced drought, according ...

Drought will continue into the spring months across Arizona, increasing wildfire risk and stress on water resources and agriculture, according to a new forecast by the National Oceanic and ...

Winter 2022-2023 brought record snowfall to Arizona's high country and above-average rainfall across much of the region. The drought-weary state may have breathed a sigh of relief as snowmelt ...

As of Thursday’s update from the U.S. Drought Monitor, 99% of Arizona is now experiencing some level of drought.

Arizona Drought Talks In Crisis As CAP Devises Controversial New Proposal. No one wants to budge, as farmers, tribes, and cities try to protect their own interests.

(CN) — Amid an unusually wet winter, Arizona may be better off than other Southwest states as it continues to battle a 23-year drought. Data gathered by the National Drought Mitigation Center shows ...

Arizona and other Western states just lived through the driest year in more than a century, with no drought relief in sight in the near future, experts told a House panel Tuesday.

Pinal County cotton farmers have overcome extreme heat, drought and water scarcity and maintained high yields.

Nearly 61,000 head of cattle were sold at the Willcox Livestock Auction in 2023, coming from ranchers in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico. That's about 40% more than the year prior.