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It was no secret. In her final season with Arizona softball, catcher Izzy Pacho let everyone know that coaching was her dream. She is going to fulfill that dream as an assistant coach at Tanque...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced two settlements with the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) to address non-compliance.

Addressing the no physical address issue on the Navajo Nation

Around the Rez: Week of Sept. 27

GRAND CANYON — Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren told tribal leaders that the Navajo Nation is ready to be a leader in tourism.

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The Navajo Nation wants to increase tourism, and it’s looking at some of the most iconic spots in northern Arizona to do so. Navajo President Buu Nygren met with Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs last week to discuss how to create new businesses, fund job creation and grow the area’s tourism economy.The Nation sits just outside of what Nygren called the ultimate Southwest road trip: a

Child welfare services provided to by Arizona, New Mexico and Utah may soon be improved through the adoption of traditional Navajo teachings and knowledge if incorporated into their programs

City of Rocks is a 14,000 square foot reserve southeast of Twin Falls where climbers come from all over to test their skills on a wide variety of routes.

Around the Rez: Week of Sept. 20