Indigenous
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How one activist is working to block data centers on the Navajo Nation
Across every state the Navajo Nation spans, large-scale data center projects are being proposed, approved, or challenged.
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Navajo Nation will deploy hundreds of Flock cameras. What to know
Flock has partnered with the Navajo Nation to deploy its license plate reader cameras in support of the local police department.
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Cuddle up with one of the 10 best books set in Arizona
Here are 10 books set in Arizona, capturing the state’s unique landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. Perfect for your next read!
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Trump border wall destroys 1,000-year-old sacred site in Arizona
Federal contractors bulldozed a centuries-old geoglyph sacred to the Tohono O’odham — even after the tribe flagged it for protection.
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Border wall crews damage 1,000-year-old site as tribe warns of risks
A border wall contractor inadvertently disturbed a cultural site known as the Las Playas Intaglio, located west of Ajo, Arizona, along the border.
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8 times labor unions made history in Arizona
From the Bisbee Deportation to Red for Ed and Starbucks Workers United, Arizona has a storied history with labor unions. Here are eight notable moments to know about.
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Your guide to No Kings protests across Arizona
A series of No Kings protests, marches, and rallies are planned across Arizona on Saturday, March 28.
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Representation gap: Nez doubles down on Eli Crane’s votes against constituents’ best interests
In Arizona’s CD2, Jonathan Nez is challenging GOP Rep. Eli Crane over a disconnect from tribal communities.
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6 famous Western film locations you can still visit in Arizona
From the desert to a theme park, Arizona’s Western film history still stands.
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The world’s best hoop dancers are competing in Phoenix. How to watch
Since 1992, the World Championship Hoop Dance Competition has been held at the Heard Museum in downtown Phoenix. Here are the details for this year’s event.
