Arizona Groundwater Deal Stalls as Session Nears End

Imagine Arizona is having a big argument about water, especially in the countryside.

The Governor and lawmakers from different parties can't agree on how to control water pumping from the ground.

They've been talking for months, but they can't find a way to work together.

The Republicans think one idea is too much, while the Democrats think another idea is not enough.

Now, time is running out because their time in the legislature is about to end.

If they can't make a deal, the Governor might make a decision on her own.

This is a big problem because there's less and less water, and people who live in the countryside might run out of it.