Tat Momoli- It is hard to believe two images of the same location can be so starkly opposite, but it is real. Richard Saunders of North Komelic took this photo Aug. 7,… Read More
Sells- Beginning in September, 700 households on the Tohono O’odham Nation will be visited by field workers who will be collecting information that tribal leaders say the 2010 U.S. Census missed. The… Read More
Washington, DC- Native women suffer from the second-highest homicide rate in the United States, according to the first report of its kind. Between 2003 and 2014, 240 American Indian and Alaska Native… Read More
Tucson- For those who want a better understanding of U.S. Customs and Border Protection operations, there is a seven-session “Citizens Academy” that will start Oct. 4 at the Border Patrol’s Casa Grande… Read More
Sells- Two young women from the Tohono O’odham Nation will be competing for the Miss Indian Arizona title in October. The Miss Indian Arizona Association sponsors the competition, and Dwayne Lopez serves… Read More
Sells- Five years ago several thousand Tohono O’odham Nation tribal members received payouts from the Indian Trust Settlement, also known as the Cobell settlement, but a few still have not collected their… Read More