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Arizona Republic readers raise $1.3M for Season for Sharing

Arizona Republic readers and matching donors contributed over $1.3 million to Season for Sharing this year, supporting 160 nonprofits that address the most basic needs of our Arizona neighbors and communities.

Indiana’s water is among the dirtiest. New federal money could help

Indiana has the unfortunate distinction of having the dirtiest waterways in the U.S., according to a 2022 report, but a bipartisan effort is now aiming to turn that tide. U.S. Sen. Todd Young, along with U.S. Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, introduced a bill Feb. 10 to restore the Ohio River basin. The measure builds on U.S. Rep. Erin Houchin’s 2025

6-29-26	Pocket fire turns air unhealthy, triggers ozone alert in Flagstaff
6-29-26	Dragon Bravo Fire broke hearts, but Grand Canyon shows its resilience
6-29-26	Residents can help counter loss of native habitat
6-29-26	See how the Pocket Fire smoke is blanketing northern Arizona
6-23-26	Feds order 2 Indiana coal plants to keep running again — until Sept.
6-23-26	EPA revives coal ash permit proposal. Advocates want more transparency
6-22-26	Corridors Through the Corn Belt- Bundle Sticks Farm (Lanesville, IN)
6-22-26	EPA revives coal ash permit proposal. Advocates want more transparency
6-21-26	Can The Indiana Dunes And Heavy Industry Coexist? It’s Complicated
6-17-26	Centers For Working Families
6-11-26	Lebanon Utilities eyes Indy-area sites for LEAP wastewater discharge
6-11-26	San Carlos Lake remains closed after massive fish die-off
6-10-26	Federal PFAS changes could delay clean water for Indiana
6-10-26	Uranium mine near Grand Canyon seeks higher arsenic limit in groundwater
6-10-26	Fast-moving Papa Fire grows near Flagstaff under red flag warning
6-9-26	Association for Supportive Child Care Programs
6-9-26	Citizens lifts boil water advisory for northwest Indy residents
6-8-26	Native landscaping 101: Resources to get you started
6-8-26	Indiana coal plant with data center ties gets $27M federal subsidy
6-8-26	Boil water alert issued for northwest Indy residents
6-8-26	Ditching grass and dodging HOAs, some homeowners opt for native lawns
6-7-26	Citizens lifts boil water advisory for northwest Indy residents
6-6-26	Colorado River states suggest mediation as water supplies near crisis
5-29-26	Chiricahua leopard frogs get new homes, but first it has to rain
5-29-26	El Niño likely as summer hits Indiana. Here’s what it could mean
5-29-26	How to meet (almost) all of Indiana’s environmentalists in one day
5-28-26	Future of Big Oaks, state’s largest wildlife refuge, is unclear
5-28-26	Data Centers
5-28-26	Indiana bird group changes name to remove controversial namesakes
5-28-26	City may delay Eagle Creek reservoir negotiations to study LEAP impact
5-27-26	Summer Reading is back at The Indianapolis Public Library, and this year, play leads the way
5-27-26	Indiana bird group changes name to remove controversial namesakes
5-26-26	Data centers need a lot of energy. Some turn to fossil fuels for power
5-25-26	Advocates: Mine review ignores owls
5-23-26	New Zionsville park has grand opening ceremony but public use delayed
5-23-26	Eagle Creek
5-22-26	Sustainability
5-22-26	Officials and community celebrate Zionsville’s newest park
5-22-26	Amid LEAP water outcry, Indy turns to scientists for Eagle Creek survey
5-22-26	1st rule if you’re in Arizona’s bear country: Keep food out of reach
5-21-26	Fast-track mine review put Arizona owl habitat at risk, advocates say
5-21-26	Indy 500 weather forecasts are looking better. Here’s what they say
5-21-26	Indiana Water Summit
5-21-26	Indy-area nature challenge reveals what plants and animals live nearby
5-20-26	Indy 500 weather forecasts remain cloudy but rain looking likely
5-20-26	Indy 500 weather forecasts remain cloudy but rain looking likely
5-19-26	Weather forecast for Indy 500 shows potential for rain
5-19-26	We need our community’s help’ \| Indianapolis Animal Care Services says new shelter is already above capacity
5-19-26	We need our community’s help’ \| Indianapolis Animal Care Services says new shelter is already above capacity
5-19-26	Preserves Oliver’s Woods
5-18-26	Early Indy 500 weather forecasts are in. Here’s what they say
5-18-26	Budget cuts, new fire strategies challenge Forest Service in Arizona
5-15-26	Animal Shelter
5-15-26	Catch a glimpse of this unique squirrel at this park near Indy
5-15-26	Invasive tamarisks fuel Arizona wildfires. What to know
5-15-26	Early weather forecasts for the Indy 500 are here. Will you need a jacket?
5-15-26	Grand Canyon North Rim reopens for 2026. See what’s changed
5-15-26	Catch a glimpse of this unique squirrel at this park near Indy
5-15-26	Early weather forecasts for the Indy 500 are here. Will you need a jacket?
5-14-26	Hamilton County parks worth visiting this summer
5-14-26	The hippo still has to go, but the Denver Zoo has done well slashing its water budget
5-14-26	The hippo still has to go, but the Denver Zoo has done well slashing its water budget
5-14-26	Hamilton County parks worth visiting this summer
5-13-26	Time is running out to see Indiana’s forest fairy shrimp in the wild
5-13-26	Indianapolis Animal Care Services shelter opens on East Raymond Street
5-13-26	Indianapolis Animal Care Services celebrate opening of new shelter with Mayor Hogsett, community leaders
5-13-26	Why Jaguars Are Starving Inside the Parks Meant to Save Them
5-13-26	A near perfect weather day tomorrow!
5-12-26	Cinco the jaguar spotted in Arizona’s Sky Islands. See the video
5-12-26	Hottest Mays in Indiana since 1895
5-12-26	Colorado rafting season is underway, adapting to low water levels
5-12-26	Development jeopardizes Stringtown’s canopy and 5 heritage trees
5-11-26	How data centers could add to Indiana’s air pollution
5-11-26	Scorching Phoenix area heat nears record as hiking trails shut down
5-11-26	Ancient fossil beds and stunning waterfalls await at this Indiana gem
5-11-26	Sandhill cranes plot new paths to weather the warmer, drier West
5-11-26	Specialists work to stall climate-driven fire
5-10-26	Rock Climbing
5-10-26	Challenge’s solution grows
5-8-26	Indy residents are building food solutions for themselves
5-8-26	Indy residents are building food solutions for themselves
5-7-26	Gene D’Adamo to retire as Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust president and CEO
5-7-26	Gene D’Adamo to retire as Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust president and CEO
5-6-26	Even without a garden, you can get farm-fresh produce in Indianapolis
5-6-26	Even without a garden, you can get farm-fresh produce in Indianapolis
5-5-26	Indianapolis, Carmel Area Fails Air Pollution Measures In New Report
5-5-26	Indy’s local food network empower through produce
5-5-26	Indy’s local food network empower through produce
5-5-26	Even without a garden, you can get farm-fresh produce in Indianapolis
5-5-26	Even without a garden, you can get farm-fresh produce in Indianapolis
5-5-26	Indy’s local food network empower through produce
5-5-26	Indy’s local food network empower through produce
5-5-26	Indianapolis, Carmel Area Fails Air Pollution Measures In New Report
5-4-26	Morels, Wild Raspberries And Other Plants Hoosiers Can Forage For
5-4-26	Morels, Wild Raspberries And Other Plants Hoosiers Can Forage For
5-1-26	LEAP wastewater discharge site will not be built in Eagle Creek Park
5-1-26	Managing Risk to Ensure Conservation Permanence
5-1-26	LEAP wastewater discharge site will not be built in Eagle Creek Park
4-30-26	Indy commuters find cheaper ways to get to work as gas prices climb
4-30-26	Reviving Arizona copper smelter could bring back jobs — and pollution
4-28-26	Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust CEO Gene D’Adamo to retire
4-28-26	Indy charitable trust leader Gene D’Adamo to retire
4-28-26	Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust CEO Gene D’Adamo to retire
4-28-26	Charitable Trust Names Successor as CEO Plans Retirement
4-28-26	Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust CEO Gene D’Adamo to retire
4-27-26	Indiana has cliffs. So why do most rock climbers stay indoors?
4-27-26	Indiana state forest expands with newly acquired land
4-27-26	Coal Ash Rollback ‘All-Out Attack’ On Indiana Communities, Groups Say
4-26-26	Gene D’Adamo, former Republic Media exec, to retire from Pulliam Trust
3-23-26	Fertilizer prices up thanks to Iran war
3-22-26	Wind, solar are harder to build despite energy needs
3-21-26	Heat hits Phoenix early, but cooling centers aren’t ready yet
3-21-26	Heat hits Phoenix early, but cooling centers aren’t ready yet
3-20-26	This fiery shrub may look pretty but ecologists say don’t plant it
3-20-26	Colorado River outlook was bleak, but the heat is making it worse
3-20-26	Funding to help visitors with mobile issues enjoy state parks
3-19-26	Indianapolis Zoo president Shumaker stepping down
3-19-26	Indiana state parks offer trail wheelchairs thanks to $1M Lilly grant
3-19-26	Indy pivots as it faces carbon-zero roadblock
3-18-26	New Indiana law bans some green programs. Indy found a loophole
3-18-26	New Indiana law bans some green programs. Indy found a loophole
3-18-26	Where did the Phoenix heat wave come from and when will it end?
3-17-26	First paw prints. Now video. Otters found at Eagle Creek Park
3-17-26	Indianapolis Zoo president departs, no successor named
3-16-26	Law says IN cities can’t require energy use data
3-15-26	Poor snowpack a further hit to Lake Powell
3-13-26	A New Law Will Make It Tricky For Indy To Enforce Sustainability Plan
3-13-26	This rural Indiana county, like others across U.S., sees financial windfall from green energy.
3-13-26	Clean energy bans surge under Trump
3-11-26	What is the difference between a tornado watch and tornado warning?
3-11-26	Braun blames energy costs on inflation; critics say state can do more
3-10-26	Mineral collectors ruminate over ethics Some see no issues, but others express concerns
3-10-26	Braun says he’s making energy affordable but will bills decrease?
3-9-26	Climate woes could sour maple syrup’s Indiana comeback
3-8-26	Wind, solar harder to build despite needs
3-8-26	Clean energy bans skyrocket under Trump, USA TODAY analysis finds
3-8-26	Rainwater fills most of AZ home’s needs
3-8-26	Below the surface How Trump EPA’s delay of coal ash cleanup could affect Hoosiers’ health
3-2-26	How climate change and La NinÞa turned up the winter heat in Phoenix
3-2-26	How climate change and La Niña turned up the winter heat in Phoenix
3-1-26	Legal fight grows over federal coal plant order
2-25-26	EPA’s new coal rules deal another blow to health, advocates say
2-24-26	Coyotes Are Thriving In Indianapolis. Why That’s Not A Bad Thing
2-23-26	CAP, cities say Colorado River cuts would hurt Arizona
2-23-26	Colorado River plan could wipe Arizona from the map, officials say
2-22-26	Poll shows strong support for public lands protections
2-21-26	Do windmills kill birds? Fact checking clean energy myths.
2-21-26	Big windmills mean big money for a small town
2-21-26	Clean energy bans skyrocket under Trump, USA TODAY analysis finds
2-21-26	Bird Flu Strain Hits Two Indiana Counties For First Time. What To Know
2-6-26	Bills aim to help improve Ohio River water basin
2-1-26	Recent Central Indiana storm may be one to remember
1-31-26	Colorado River governors meet with feds as deal deadline nears
1-31-26	Raptors spread green message in conservative town
1-30-26	Indiana Lawmakers Want To Rein In Electricity Costs. Here’s How They Plan To Do It
1-30-26	Park Service to reopen areas of Grand Canyon North Rim
1-29-26	Bill to delist Mexican gray wolf clears House panel
1-29-26	Areas on Grand Canyon North Rim to reopen in wake of Dragon Bravo Fire
1-29-26	Areas on Grand Canyon North Rim to reopen in wake of Dragon Bravo Fire
1-26-26	Here’s how Citizens will treat and ship water to the LEAP district
1-26-26	Here’s how you can save money and electricity
1-23-26	Feds seek talks on Colorado River plan
1-19-26	Get to know The Arizona Republic, Arizona’s leading news organization
1-15-26	Indiana Water Summit
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11-11-25	Looking for a seedy way to make money? The state will buy tree seeds from you
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11-3-25	Environmental concerns grow over proposed AZ pipeline
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