Gila River, San Carlos voters will decide top tribal leadershipVoters in the Gila River Indian Community and the San Carlos Apache Tribe are also electing top leadership. Nov 03 26November 03, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
Quechan filmmaker debuts work about tribe's quest to reclaim landA filmmaker from the Quechan Tribe in Yuma debuts his latest film on national television on KAET-TV. Oct 30 26October 30, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
UA gets $1 million from feds to help train new mining engineersThe U.S. Department of Energy is awarding money to the University of Arizona to help fill need for mining industry jobs. Oct 26 26October 26, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
Tribes weigh legal action against feds over Colorado River cutbacksAfter Arizona joined Nevada in a lawsuit over federal Colorado River cuts, tribes say they may be next to join. Oct 22 26October 22, 2026Article at USA TODAY
Tribes weigh legal action against feds over Colorado River cutbacksAfter Arizona joined Nevada in a lawsuit over federal Colorado River cuts, tribes say they may be next to join. Oct 22 26October 22, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
Arizona joins Nevada's lawsuit challenging federal Colorado River cutsArizona will join a legal challenge filed by Nevada seeking to block federal Colorado River cutbacks. Oct 17 26October 17, 2026Article at USA TODAY
Arizona joins Nevada's lawsuit challenging federal Colorado River cutsArizona will join a legal challenge filed by Nevada seeking to block federal Colorado River cutbacks. Oct 17 26October 17, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
Meet Arizona's first all-Navajo morning anchor teamCharly Edsitty and Colton Shone will give "Good Morning Arizona" its first all-Native anchor team. Oct 16 26October 16, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
Judge restarts lawsuits over Bears Ears, Grand Staircase monumentsThe lawsuits were put on hold after President Joe Biden restored cuts to two national monuments. Oct 15 26October 15, 2026Article at USA TODAY
Judge restarts lawsuits over Bears Ears, Grand Staircase monumentsThe lawsuits were put on hold after President Joe Biden restored cuts to two national monuments. Oct 15 26October 15, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
No major changes planned at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, tribe saysThe acquisition of the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess by a California tribe is the latest in a trend of tribes branching out into hospitality industry Oct 08 26October 08, 2026Article at USA TODAY
No major changes planned at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, tribe saysThe acquisition of the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess by a California tribe is the latest in a trend of tribes branching out into hospitality industry Oct 08 26October 08, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
A Southern California tribe buys Fairmont Scottsdale Princess resortYuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation already owns several resorts, including the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas. Oct 02 26October 02, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
9th Circuit rejects another request to rehear Oak Flat mine argumentsThe full court refused to rehear the case over the Arizona copper mine, but some justices warned that they were making a grave error. Sep 30 26September 30, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
Apache tribe will reclaim ancestral lands in southern ArizonaThe 'land back' movement reunites tribes with ancestral lands. The first such parcel in Arizona is in Cochise Stronghold. Sep 23 26September 23, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
Quechan filmmaker explores Native sciences in PBS 'NOVA' episodeDaniel Golding's "Knowledge Keepers" episode marks the first time NOVA has featured the work of a Native filmmaker. Sep 22 26September 22, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
New California law will protect 'sacred sites and human rights'California tribes would have access to state lands for religious practices and be guaranteed other religious rights in a groundbreaking bill passage. Sep 18 26September 18, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
Jon Kyl leaves legacy of tribal water settlements in the SouthwestSen. John Kyl shepherded the largest tribal water settlement in U.S. history in 2004, and continued to work on behalf of other tribes. Sep 17 26September 17, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic
How self-help guru James Arthur Ray used Native ideas to win followersJames Arthur Ray had reached celebrity status in 2009 when three people died during his sweat lodge ceremony. A new book retells the story. Sep 13 26September 13, 2026Article at USA TODAY
How self-help guru James Arthur Ray used Native ideas to win followersJames Arthur Ray had reached celebrity status in 2009 when three people died during his sweat lodge ceremony. A new book retells the story. Sep 13 26September 13, 2026Article at The Arizona Republic