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Dining
November 22, 2012
Arizona's Fry Bread Brings Native American Cooking Into the Future
Blogs
January 6, 2012
Medical-Marijuana Law Doesn't Apply on Loop 101 From About McKellips to 90th Street; Pot Patient Says Car Seized by Tribal Cops
Under Arizona's Medical Marijuana Act, motorists with state-issued pot cards can legally transport a small amount of "medicine" in their vehicles -- but not on tribal lands.And those Native American lands include a strip of the Loop 101 freeway that runs from south of McKellips Road to the Pima Road ... More >>
Blogs
July 28, 2009
Obama Squeezes Out First Female Native American U.S. Attorney; Diane Humetewa Submits Resignation
Arizona's U.S. Attorney, Diane Humetewa, the nation's first-ever Native American woman to become a U.S. Attorney in any state, will resign on August 2. Sandy Raynor, spokeswoman for the office, says Humetewa plans on spending some time with her family before figuring out her next career mo ... More >>
News
June 27, 2002
Self-destructive pathology vs. personal transformation
Letters from the week of June 27th, 2002
News
June 13, 2002
Sacred Orgasm
The followers of Harley Swift Deer Reagan call him a lot of things – a sex guru, a shaman, a Cherokee, a patriot. His critics have more colorful names for him.
News
December 28, 2000
Pot of Gold
Arizona's tribes use casino revenue to provide scholarships for every college-bound Indian. Where are the graduates?
News
December 14, 2000
Tribal Belt
Margarite Faras tried to fix what she thought was wrong with the San Carlos Apache Reservation. Instead, San Carlos fixed her.
News
March 26, 1998
Anti-Peace Pipes
Traditional Hopi are resisting a new sewer system in an old village, saying it violates federal law--and blocks spiritual communication that could doom the planet
Music
June 19, 1997
Indian Uprising
Native rocker Keith Secola is big in Europe and on the rez, but scarcely known on the hometown scene
News
December 26, 1996
Finances With Wolves
Telemarketers rake in millions of dollars by telling donors they're helping Native Americans. But the biggest beneficiary by far is the charity itself.
News
August 22, 1996
Babbitt's Interior
As the White House flips and flops, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt takes his environmental losses and victories in stride. Is his stoicism a necessary virtue or a political vice?