Arizona Restores Black-Footed Ferrets, Vaccinated Against Plague
December 17, 2024
Biologists reintroduce endangered black-footed ferrets in Arizona’s Aubrey Valley, a first in over 30 years.
Biologists reintroduce endangered black-footed ferrets in Arizona’s Aubrey Valley, a first in over 30 years.
Congressman Grijalva urges Biden to pardon Leonard Peltier, an aging Native American activist serving life sentences.
An investigation found allegations against Navajo President Buu Nygren unwarranted, sparking division in the tribe.
Navajo Nation Attorney General Ethel Branch states President Nygren did not violate laws or harass Vice President Montoya.
Prescott National Forest may extend a mining withdrawal, Coconino County rezones acres as open space, Gallego secures $70M.
Kenneth Shirley’s dance troupe, Indigenous Enterprise, showcased Indigenous culture at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Congressman Greg Stanton warns health care leaders of potential cuts by Trump administration to Medicaid and ACA programs.
A federal judge ordered Maricopa County to redo an election for two Phoenix Union High School Board seats due to ballot errors.
Over half of Arizona’s teachers might leave the profession, citing low pay and crowded classrooms as main reasons.
A former Secret Service agent pleaded guilty to stealing $56,000 in cryptocurrency from a secure evidence vault.
The public comment period is open for the Flagstaff and Coconino County regional plan, guiding future development.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes announced 14 indictments for poaching crimes, including theft and animal cruelty, in Arizona.
