Representatives from the Navajo, Hopi and San Juan Southern Paiute tribes spoke in front of a Senate Committee to support the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement.

About one-third of the Navajo Nation lacks access to clean drinking water, a reality that impacts every aspect of daily life. Testifying Wednesday before the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs ...

The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs has invited tribal leaders from across the Grand Canyon State to testify on Capitol Hill. The Northeast Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act is the ...

Tribes across the West have worked with states to protect the Colorado River and conserve enough water to raise elevations in the river’s two largest reservoirs, Lakes Powell and Mead, a move that has ...

The Bureau of Indian Affairs furloughed more than 1,100 employees on the first day of the government shutdown, leaving questions about what services will be available. Tribal schools overseen by ...

PHOENIX — The Phoenix Mercury held their third annual Originativ Night on Wednesday, honoring and showcasing the cultures of Arizona’s 22 Native American tribes. The night aimed to celebrate, educate ...

As colonists rebelled against England and declared independence 250 years ago, what's now Arizona was home to Indigenous tribes.

From cultural tours to handcrafted treasures, connect with Arizona’s tribal communities and celebrate their unique traditions The Grand Canyon’s East Rim is an area that few visitors get to experience ...

With federal funding gone, tribes are turning to philanthropy, alternative lenders, and their own institutions.

(The Center Square) — Arizona has a new alert for missing people. A Turquoise Alert will now be issued when there’s a report of a missing endangered person, including members of Indigenous tribes, ...

Despite being the original inhabitants of this land, Native American voters have faced centuries of discrimination pushed by leaders who intentionally block tribal communities from opportunities and ...

The Bureau of Indian Affairs placed over 1,100 employees on furlough on the first day of the federal government shutdown, drawing complaints from some leaders who say the government should uphold its ...