Apache County Board News Today

Local resistance is intensifying against the proposed Lava Run Wind and Solar Farm Project, spanning US 60 from mile marker 370 to 380, renowned for its scenic landscapes. The “Stop

The chief of staff and three prosecutors claim Michael Whiting and two others from the office followed them to intimidate certain staff members.

ST. JOHNS, Ariz. — In a special meeting on June 11, the Apache County Board of Supervisors took a significant step in response to the ongoing investigation into the County

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has confirmed that the county attorney for Apache County is involved in an investigation into alleged misconduct. A search warrant was reportedly served at the county attorney's office on June 4.

The Arizona Attorney General's Office said Friday that Apache County Attorney Michael Whiting is under investigation.

The Apache County Board of Supervisors took a step forward in promoting public health by approving a contract with RW Billboard Advertising during their June 4 meeting. The initiative, funded

The Apache County Board of Supervisor meeting on Feb. 6 was finished in less than 20 minutes from the opening statement of Chairman Joe Shirley, Jr., welcoming leaders and visitors

PHOENIX (AP) — The Apache County Board of Supervisors has appointed a Navajo Nation citizen to fill an Arizona state representative seat left vacant after fellow Navajo Nation member Arlando...

• Feb 10, 2021 State Vaccination Site Will Launch At University Of Arizona, Ducey Says Gov. Doug Ducey announced this morning the state will launch another COVID-19 vaccination site — this time at the University of Arizona’s main campus in Tucson. Ducey’s office says the new program will expand an existing site on the campus, opening up more appointments for Arizona residents. Additional appointments will begin Feb. 18, and online registration will open next Tuesday at 9 a.m. ...

By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Rep. Arlando Teller, D-Chinle, announced Monday he is stepping down. He is going to become a member of the Biden administration, serving as deputy assistant secretary for tribal affairs in the U.S. Department of Transportation. The move now requires the Apache County Board of Supervisors, where Teller lived, to appoint a panel within seven days to screen applicants and, within another five days recommend the names of three people to replace him. They are...