Colorado River: Water talks continue as Valentine's Day deadline approaches

Gov. Katie Hobbs said she has been clear that the state "isn’t willing to go further than the 27% of our water that’s on the table" without more reductions from other states. Meanwhile, a deadline is fast approaching.

Colorado River: Gov. Hobbs talks possible cutbacks
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and leaders of six other states are facing a fast-approaching deadline to strike a deal on how the Colorado River will be rationed. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez reports.

Beet juice, molasses, pickle brine: Eco-friendly options to avoid icy roads

Eco-friendly alternatives such as beet juice, molasses, cheese brine and even pickle brine are being used to decrease the amount of salt being spread on the roadways and the environment during winter storms.

MN Boundary Waters: US House revokes mining ban in Superior National Forest, vote moves to Senate

Lawmakers at the U.S. House of Representatives voted to lift a federal ban on mining in the Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, setting up another vote in the Republican-controlled Senate.

Do trees actually explode from 'extreme' cold?

Can trees really explode in the extreme cold? Rumors are spreading on social media that the frigid temperatures in the Upper Midwest this week could mean exploding trees. FOX 9's Cody Matz breaks down this viral claim.

Rio Verde Foothills: Water supply woes end as new water station opens

Residents in the Rio Verde Foothills area have been dealing with a water supply crisis for years, but that came to an end on Jan. 1, when a company opened a new facility to serve the community.

Facility restores water for Rio Verde Foothills
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It has been years since residents in the Rio Verde Foothills area battled a water supply crisis, and to kick off 2026, a new water facility has opened to serve residents in the area. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach reports.

Video: Muddy eruption at Yellowstone’s Black Diamond Pool

A muddy eruption at Yellowstone National Park was just captured on camera in an area that has been closed to the public for hazard assessments.

Feb. 14 deadline set for Colorado River water agreement
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Western states now face a Valentine's Day deadline to reach a final agreement on how to divide up water from the Colorado River.

New USDA website centralizes info in fight against New World screwworm parasite threatening U.S. livestock

The U.S  Department of Agriculture (USDA) has launched a new website to centralize federal  agencies as they work together to protect livestock, wildlife, and the public’s health against the New World screwworm parasite.

These US cities face the greatest severe weather threats, data shows

More than one in four U.S. homes—representing $12.7 trillion in real estate value—are now exposed to severe or extreme climate risks, according to a new Realtor.cm report.

Jane Goodall cause of death revealed: Report

Jane Goodall, iconic primatologist and conservationist, died at 91. Her cause of death was revealed Monday.

These states rank as the most energy-efficient in 2025, data shows

Managing daily energy usage can help the environment and save you money on household utility costs, and a new report shows the states that stand out with their effectiveness using less energy.

Chandler siblings tackle wildfires, water issues with inventions
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Chandler siblings are innovating for global good. One developed an AI invention to help prevent wildfires, while the other created a device to purify water for impoverished communities. FOX's Desiree Fluellen has the story of the inventive pair.

Tres Rios Wetlands undergoes prescribed burn

The Tres Rios Wetlands, located near 91st Avenue and Baseline Road, underwent a prescribed burn, sending lots of smoke into the air.

Wheat | Forecast to Farm to Table
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Arizona's climate allows for a unique opportunity in the world of agriculture. Nearly year round, something can grow somewhere in the state. FOX 10's Krystal Ortiz has more.

These are the greenest cities in the U.S. in 2025, data shows

A new report highlights cities that perform a lot of environmentally friendly practices to preserve the planet, and here’s where your area ranks.

Arizona congressman's bill would remove protections for Arizona national monuments
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Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar is re-introducing two new bills that would remove environmental protections on millions of acres of federal land and open them up to mining and energy development. It would strip environmental protections from parts of the Grand Canyon National Monument and bring copper and gold mining to areas in the Ironwood Forest National Monument.