The White Mountain Apache Tribe has won a $6 million federal grant to build nine units of affordable housing.
The money is a fraction of the total amount being awarded to tribes nationwide to pay for housing infrastructure, new construction and renovation.
The funding is to help address a 2017 finding that overcrowding in tribal households remains strikingly more severe than for those of other U.S. citizens.
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A weed-covered overgrown lot in west Phoenix could soon become a multifamily housing project. -
The court ruled state law only says constables lose immunity when there is evidence of misconduct. -
The Arizona House gave preliminary approval to a bill that would allow homes to be built on church property. -
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The city of Flagstaff is joining other Arizona cities that want the state legislature to allow more local control of rental properties. Flagstaff and the other cities are struggling with the number of short-term rentals in their communities.
