Recent Stories
Jerrel Singer shares messages behind murals
Artist Jerrel Singer is known for the vibrant colors he uses capturing sunsets and sunrises. His work is described as bright, vivid and flowing with color, as he attempts to capture movement and time.
Native American tribes partner with Kaibab Forest to protect cultural resources on Bill Williams
Kaibab National Forest is partnering with Native American tribes to protect and restore cultural resources on Bill Williams Mountain, in northern Arizona, as it moves forward with a multi-year restoration project that will thin more than 15,00 acres of dense vegetation on the mountain.
Hopi Tribe welcomes new leaders
Chairman/vice chairman agree to work together, move forward in transparency and communication
Two words were used repeatedly by the new chairman and vice chairman of the Hopi Tribe Dec. 1 to describe how their administration would be different from previous ones — transparency and communication.
Gaming now an option for Hopi Tribe
Former chairman leaves office, signs landmark agreement allowing Hopi Tribe to operate or lease up to 900 Class III gaming machines
On his last day in office former Hopi Chairman Herman G. Honanie signed the Hopi Tribe-State of Arizona Tribal Gaming Compact. The agreement allows the tribe to operate or lease up to 900 Class III gaming machines.
Fun for all at 49th Western Navajo Nation Fair and annual Tuuvi Gathering (photo gallery)
Thousands gathered in Tuba City over the weekend to enjoy food, fun, live entertainment, traditional dance and song performances and more.
Book review: Black Sheep, White Crow and Other Windmill Tales: Stories from Navajo Country now available
Jim Kristofic delivers once again in his newest book Black Sheep, White Crow and Other Windmill Tales: Stories from Navajo Country.
Legendary DJ delivers morning cry across Hopi Rez
Whether you’re 10 or 100, most Hopis who listen to KUYI Hopi Radio are greeted nearly every morning by the DJ Jimmy Davis Lucero’s legendary morning cry.
Heart of a volunteer: Legendary DJ delivers morning cry across Hopi Rez
Whether you’re 10 or 100, most Hopis who listen to KUYI Hopi Radio are greeted nearly every morning by the DJ Jimmy Davis Lucero’s legendary morning cry.
Former film legend brings legacy of Geronimo to life in stage play
Every year during the annual Western Legends Round-Up visitors stroll down the streets of Kanab, rubbing shoulders with film legends from some of America’s most legendary western movies and television shows.
