KNAU STAFF
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Arizona tribal leaders met with state lawmakers and officials at the 29th annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day at the State Capitol.
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The Navajo Nation Council is urging Attorney General Kris Mayes to continue prosecuting operators of fraudulent sober living homes in the Phoenix area that allegedly targeted Native Americans.
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A bill introduced in the U.S. Senate would stabilize electricity costs when hydropower facilities are forced to cut electricity because of drought.
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Flagstaff’s annual point-in-time count will take place later this month to determine the number of those experiencing homelessness in the city.
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Several towns and cities in northern Arizona will receive new electric and propane-fueled school buses as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
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A state of emergency declared nearly a year ago on the Navajo Nation will stay in effect following the impacts of this week’s winter weather.
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Managers on the Coconino National Forest will conduct a series of pile burns this week near Flagstaff and Clints Well.
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The Navajo Nation is set to upgrade its 911 emergency service to a digital system that can pinpoint callers' exact locations.
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A bill has been introduced in the U.S. Senate that would remove overtime pay caps for wildland firefighters who work for the departments of Interior and Agriculture.
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Managers on the Coconino National Forest plan to burn more than 2,000 acres of slash piles this week near Flagstaff.