Arizona Resolves Tribal Land Dispute, Hopi Tribe Gains 21,000 Acres
December 23, 2024
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced a settlement of a tribal land dispute, transferring state land to the Hopi Tribe’s trust.
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced a settlement of a tribal land dispute, transferring state land to the Hopi Tribe’s trust.
On today’s newscast: Hopi Tribe expands land, Payson wildfire uncontained, air tours banned over Canyon de Chelly.
Federal officials and Arizona begin fulfilling a settlement with the Hopi Tribe to transfer land into trust, marking a historic day.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs promotes Arizona is Home program, aiding 350+ first-time homebuyers with financial assistance.
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A Tolleson man was indicted for threatening President-Elect Trump, facing up to 15 years in prison if convicted.
Maricopa County partners with ASU to tackle a 14-year life expectancy gap between south Phoenix and north Scottsdale.
Thousands of federal workers in Arizona face furloughs as Congress’s budget battle threatens a government shutdown.
On today’s newscast: A search for a missing Michigan woman at Grand Canyon, Sedona’s annexation, Navajo Nation updates.
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