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Some 8,000 miles of federally owned canals snake across the United States, channeling water to replenish crops, fuel hydropower plants and supply drinking water to rural communities. In the future, these narrow waterways could serve an additional role: as hubs of solar energy generation.

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PHOENIX — Stephanie Pullman died on a sweltering Arizona day after her electricity was cut off because of a $51 debt. Five years later, the 72-year-olds story remains at the heart of efforts...

Southbound traffic on I-37 will be reduced to one lane at Nueces River Bridge both Sunday and Monday night, and the northbound Sharpsburg exit will be closed Monday.

Arizona utilities will report to Gov. Hobbs on how theyll meet residents electricity needs during the states heat wave despite her having no authority over them.

PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs is demanding utilities tell her how they’re prepared for record heat even though she has no legal authority to do so.

Gov. Katie Hobbs' letter asks Arizona utilities to address how they will prevent power disconnection and mitigate and repair grid outages in the heat.

As high temperatures in the Valley refuse to drop below 110 degrees, heat-related deaths in Maricopa County continue to rise.Maricopa County has confirmed 18 heat-associated deaths so far this year. Another 69 deaths are under investigation.The pace is slower than this same time last year, when 29 had been confirmed and nearly 200 were being investigated.

Sixteen people, including a sub-inspector and three home guard personnel, were electrocuted on Wednesday morning at the site of a sewage treatment pla

Salt River Project (SRP) initially reported nearly 3,000 customers were without power in Mesa due to electrical equipment damage that was caused by a crash.