San Diego prepares for potential winter flooding as a strong El Niño pattern develops, though aging stormwater systems and century-old dams complicate the city's readiness.

A federal judge rejected a request to temporarily block Arizona's new immigration law that allows state officials to jail people for unauthorized border crossings, though opponents may still seek a preliminary injunction to pause enforcement.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free state park admission throughout August 2026 to active-duty military, veterans, and National Guard members with proper identification.

Arizona and Nevada reject a federal plan requiring up to 3 million acre-feet in annual Colorado River water cuts, threatening potential litigation over the waterway serving 40 million people.

The GEO Group, which operates Colorado's only immigration detention center in Aurora, is challenging a new state law requiring more frequent health and safety inspections and civil penalties for violations.

The federal government finalized a decade-long water management plan for the Colorado River Basin after seven Western states failed to reach their own agreement on handling severe drought-driven shortages.

Abortion remains a top concern for Arizona voters, but many doubt restrictions will actually happen compared to other threats like Medicaid cuts and tax increases.

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases leftover big game hunting licenses August 4, offering deer, elk, pronghorn and bear tags to hunters who didn't draw in the primary lottery.

Global sea levels have risen about eight to nine inches since 1880, with the rate accelerating due to warming oceans and melting ice sheets linked to climate change.