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Fireworks shows are set to launch across Southern Nevada for July Fourth. Check out our listings of Independence Day celebrations around the Las Vegas Valley.

Monolith on the Mesa presents Burque Rock City festival on Aug. 4-5 at The Historic El Rey Theater and Insideout Bar. In September 2021, Monolith on the Mesa lost their

The annular eclipse will cross the western U.S. from Oregon to Texas. Afterward, it will touch nine additional countries

Colorado State University employees brought the Sci on the Fly mobile outreach learning lab to Red Mesa, Arizona, to conduct outreach with the Navajo Nation. CSU employees Wade Ingle, associate director of outreach and engagement for CSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences; Gilbert John, microbiologist and assistant dean for research at the CVMBS;...

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes said she believes the state of Arizona owes its tribal nations an apology.

NENAHNEZAD, NM — On May 11, Navajo Nation Council delegates met with Navajo farmers regarding a proposed legislation that would create the San Juan River Mitigation Fund.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren joined Public Service Co. of New Mexico and San Juan College officials at the PNM Workforce Training Program scholarship reception May 5 at the School of Energy. Sc...

These run the gamut from casual breakfast spots to elevated spreads with a view.

For the next 25 years, Logan City will be receiving five megawatts of solar energy from a new project located in the Navajo Nation.

Since 1997, the Rose Garden at Mesa Community College represents just a part of MCC’s 140-acre accredited arboretum – the first in Arizona to earn accreditation.