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For the first time, those who attend the Navajo Nation Fourth of July Celebration will have free admission.

The Treaty Days Festival represents the “the return home,” says artist Candace Williams, whose painting with that title depicts the Long Walk home that began on June 18, 1868.

The AZ Pride Basketball Camp that was held here last week is a sneaky way to teach values that will carry them not just through sports but through life.

In 1909, when Franciscan friars stationed in St. Michaels, Arizona, decided to build a stone church in Chinle to ward off the advances of the Presbyterians, it took them about a year. To restore the little chapel, after being used for decades as a youth boxing arena, thrift store, food bank and ultimately a storage shed, took 19 years.

Could a humble weed be the answer to the uranium problem?