Navajo Nation Makes Historic Leap for Water Sovereignty as Arizona Tribes Edge Closer to Monumental Rights Settlement
Navajo Nation seeks approval for the historic Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act, aiming to secure 44,700 acre-feet/year from the Upper Basin Colorado River to ensure water rights for indigenous communities.
San Carlos Apache Police and FBI Probe Murder of Disabled Apache Man as Family Suspects Hate Crime
Raymond Preston, a disabled Apache man, was stabbed to death at his home, prompting an investigation by the San Carlos Apache Police and the FBI. His family suspects a hate crime, but no suspects have been identified.
Arizona Secretary of State Proposes Ambitious Election Security Budget for FY2027 Amid Ongoing Threats
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes proposes a budget to Governor Katie Hobbs for election security and public service improvements, detailing funds to modernize essential state services and fortify against cyber threats.
Tucson Prepares for Major I-10 Overhaul with Long-Term Road Closures and New Interchanges to Ease Future Congestion
ADOT is closing Country Club Road at I-10 and permanently shutting the westbound I-10 on-ramp at Irvington Road for freeway widening in Tucson, with closures starting in September and the project lasting until 2026.












