The Gila River was once one of the richest waterways in the Southwest, but it rarely reaches its end due to high water demand and ongoing drought.

In recent decades the land and crops struggled to survive as the Gila River struggled to keep its flow. Once a perennially flowing river, the Gila cuts directly through Hansen’s property ...

The Gila River Indian Community sued the landowners in 2019 claiming that the wells violate a 1935 consent decree that established the rights to all Gila River surface water and subflow — the latter ...

As we look forward to significant advancement in our country and our built environment, let’s also take time to protect our wild places.

An Arizona Native American tribe and U.S. officials have reached a deal to save Colorado River water. The $233M agreement will reduce U.S. government water use amid an ongoing drought.

Authorities are seeking information about an alleged arsonist accused of setting a middle school gym on fire on the Gila River Indian Community.

The Gila River Indian Community asked the public for help on Wednesday after a middle school gym burned down.

While the town of Duncan struggles with terrible floods, Safford, downstream on the Gila River watched for trouble to flow its way.

Gila River Indian Community Governor Stephen Roe Lewis, backdropped by federal, state and local officials, speaks at the Capitol, Thursday, April 6, 2023, in Phoenix. Lewis was discussing newly ...

On this Earth Day, I wish to offer some moral and ethical considerations on the planned diversion of the Gila River. With the 2015 publication of “Laudato Si,” Pope Francis drew attention to ...

In the late 19th century, upstream users had diverted the Gila River to the point that it no longer flowed on the reservation. Did you feel like the Gila River was stolen from the tribes here?

The 649-mile Gila River flows out of New Mexico to the Colorado River near Yuma. It's the third Arizona river in five years that made the endangered list of American Rivers, a national ...