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With two laps to go in the Indianapolis 500 – often considered “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” – the second-place driver made a bold move,

The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board (CAWCD) met Thursday, Sept. 5 at Central Arizona Project’s (CAP’s) north Phoenix headquarters. The Board voted to approve

Note: This post was updated Aug. 2024. Maybe it was one of the first wonders of science you learned. Water continuously moves through our environment

Moody’s Ratings has affirmed the CAWCD 2016 Series revenue bonds with a “Aa2” rating. According to the Moody’s Rating press release, “The affirmation of the

Editor’s note: Rachel von Gnechten was an intern at CAP in 2016 and, after earning her bachelor’s degree in 2017, her master’s degree in 2019,

Wondering what to say when out-of-state friends and relatives ask what Arizona’s doing to conserve water? For starters, you can wow them with the fact

When it comes to the summer monsoon season, the CAP system is protected from flooding by an array of engineering features. They include overchutes, underchutes,