Native American Affairs

Flags representing Arizona’s 22 federally-recognized Native American tribes are now on display in the governor’s office after being removed from Department of Veterans Affairs facilities.

San Carlos Apache Tribe leaders are calling for an investigation into the murder of a 14-year-old girl and reforms to prevent any more.

For the second time this month, Native American government leaders across the state have condemned a decision by the Trump administration they say disrespects the legacy of tribal contributions and sacrifice to this country.

The nonprofit Apache Stronghold has argued its religious freedom case all the way to the highest court in the land. On Friday, the nine justices are meeting in conference once again, and an answer may arrive as soon as Monday.

A new documentary profiles Indigenous architects and how they incorporate their communities into their designs. It features Wanda Dalla Costa, founder of the Indigenous Design Collaborative at ASU.

A top Arizona Republican said he had productive meetings with federal officials but that President Donald Trump’s administration made no promises to help advance his agenda.

Resolution Copper is betting on gaining access to a large and lucrative copper ore east of Phoenix. A lot of money has already been invested in the project – over $2 billion – and opponents say some of it has been used to buy influence.

Navajo tribal officials say the Trump administration has rescinded its removal of the online legacy of the highly decorated Code Talkers.

Resolution Copper wants to dig up a massive amount of copper ore beneath Oak Flat inside the Tonto National Forest. And by doing so, a site that some Apaches consider sacred may be destroyed.

The U.S. Department of Defense says it's restoring online content about a Pima Indian from Arizona seen in one of the most iconic photographs of the 20th century. An effort is underway by the Trump administration to delete material promoting diversity, equity and inclusion.