Indigeneous People

Tribal leaders say a coordinated alert system for missing Indigenous people could save lives in Arizona.

Some Indigenous people fear racial profiling and a lack of adequate IDs could lead to confusion during possible raids by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The Washington Post documented nearly double the number of deaths of Native American children in Indian boarding schools than what the federal government acknowledged.

Gov. Katie Hobbs officially signed the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement Wednesday.

STAR School near Flagstaff was forced into lockdown for several hours last week after threatening comments were posted online.

Attorney General Kris Mayes says a $6 million grant program will support tribal communities impacted by fraudulent sober living home schemes.

The Federal Communications Commission approved a nationwide alert system similar to the Amber Alert for missing and endangered Indigenous people.

A report found the University of Arizona’s Arizona State Museum doesn’t have enough staff, space or funding to conduct adequate repatriation efforts of its collection of Native American remains and artifacts.

Grand Canyon National Park celebrated the premiere of a new film that will educate visitors about the 11 Indigenous tribes who consider the canyon sacred.

New Mexico's attorney general will intervene to ensure state education officials comply with court-ordered mandates to improve education for Indigenous students and others.