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Advocates say Indigenous Arizonans fought long and hard to win their right to vote in 1948, yet still face obstacles and barriers when exercising their rights today.

Buffalo’s Fire Indigenous people celebrate 75 years of voting rights

Arizona Tribal leaders, advocates, community members and organizations came together Friday to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Indigenous people in Arizona earning the right to vote.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Several U.S. House representatives introduced the Bridging Agency Data Gaps & Ensuring Safety (BADGES) for Native Communities Act, a bipartisan bill that hopes to strengthen tribal law

Arizonas members of Congress will have guests at President Joe Bidens primetime speech on Capitol Hill.

Deb Haaland took her "Road to Healing Tour" to the Gila River Indian Community south of Phoenix, hearing from families and former students.

In some communities, farmers grow crops like their ancestors. In others, tribes are returning river habitats to their natural settings.

In some communities, farmers grow crops like their ancestors. In others, tribes are returning river habitats to their natural settings.

The community is among 19 tribes in 10 states nationwide to share in nearly $77 million in federal grants, and the the only tribe in Arizona.

The Cambridge Post recognized Trooper Brian Neff as the 2021 Colonel Robert M. Chiaramonte Humanitarian Award recipient.