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Former Tohatchi Red Willow Farm Board president and beloved community leader Dorothy Bitsilly, passed away Feb. 23 at the age of 93.

Jackson served in both the state House and Senate, and leaves a legacy as a teacher, coach, Native rodeo enthusiast and medicine man.

A judge and mother, a beloved bar owner, a neighborhood activist, artists, an advocate for the unhoused, a Holocaust survivor, and so many more. Here's our by no means comprehensive list of notable Arizonans we lost in 2022.

New Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and Vice President Richelle Montoya were sworn into office Tuesday, along with the Council delegates who were elected in November

Throughout his campaign, Buu Nygren promised the Navajo people he would improve infrastructure, bring in water lines and broadband, and secure more funding from the U.S. government.

New Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and Vice President Richelle Montoya were sworn into office Tuesday, along with the Council delegates who were elected in November

Billy Two Guns Dieckman talks to a reporter from Channel 5 News, WNEM, out of Bay City, regarding the meaning behind the name “Redskins,” at a town hall meeting hosted by the local group “Save the Sandusky Redskins logo,” on Monday at the Sandusky Full Gospel Church. (Photo by Casey Johnson) “Fellas, what else is

Wilbert Slowman was born in Shiprock, New Mexico, a Navajo reservation named after a landmark rock formation that rises 1,583 feet above the earth. Wilbert and his family are proud to be Diné, which is how the Navajo people refer to themselves.  

Navajo Nation voters have elected a new president, as political newcomer Buu Nygren on Tuesday defeated incumbent Jonathan Nez.

Laughter served three terms in the Arizona Legislature and was instrumental in establishing memorials honoring the Navajo Code Talkers.