Indigenous Communities Demand Action on Violence and Missing Persons
May 6, 2025
Indigenous communities in North America call for action against violence, highlighting missing and murdered cases.
Indigenous communities in North America call for action against violence, highlighting missing and murdered cases.
The seven states relying on the Colorado River are struggling to reach a new agreement on water sharing by 2026.
Congress debates Trump’s Customs and Border Protection pick, Rodney Scott, amid controversy over past border incidents.
Arizona Head Start providers faced funding disruptions due to federal freezes, prompting senators to demand action.
Construction starts Monday on a $16M wildlife overpass on I-17 south of Flagstaff to improve safety and habitat.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a proposal to cut funds for schools offering diversity courses, citing negative effects.
Austin Kissinger, a first-generation student, faced disappointment as the University of Kentucky canceled affinity ceremonies.
Governor Hobbs refuses to seek Senate confirmation for agency heads, risking another legal battle over the process.
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More than a thousand people rallied in Flagstaff for May Day protests against the Trump administration and for labor.
Birth rates in the U.S. have been declining, despite a slight increase last year driven mainly by Hispanic women.
