You can find it nearly everywhere in the Valley: sports fields, parks and in the yards of homes. Artificial turf is popular in drought-stricken Arizona as a way to conserve water. But some environmentalists say it isn’t the “green” alternative it is made out to be.
A squadron of javelinas ripped through a Sedona golf and video of the damage left behind has gone viral.
A 1980 Arizona law prevents rural areas from managing their water and there's a new push from leaders to change that.
On average, people in Flagstaff use about half of the amount of water other Arizonans use in a day.
Phoenix is transforming an old facility into a water recycling plant and gave us a sneak peek into its vision.