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Reported hate crimes in Arizona fell to the lowest rate in five years in 2018, a drop that outpaced a slight drop nationally, according to the most recent data available from the FBI.

Native American adults are 50% more likely to be affected by obesity than non-Hispanic whites and twice as likely to have diabetes.

Even though the Navajo Generating Station is shut down, there's still plenty of work to decommission and clean up the site.

Farmers for decades have used huge machines to plant, grow and harvest their crops, but more and more Arizona farmers today are using tiny, remote-controlled aircraft to boost yields and save water and money.

Students at the SPARK School at Kyrene de las Manitas Elementary in Tempe are reimagining classroom modules and using engaging technology.

An Arizona census outreach organization and leaders of local and national groups are mobilizing to prevent an undercount of Native Americans in 2020.

Game & Fish monitors about 1,000 of its own catchments and maintains 1,000 for the Bureau of Land Management and another 1,000 for the U.S. Forest Service.

One of the appeals of this project is that power lines left over from the Navajo Generating Station could be used, reducing the cost for infrastructure.

A federal appeals court panel grappled Friday with how – or why – convicted Navajo double-murderer Lezmond Mitchell could question jurors from his trial 16 years ago about possible racial bias in their deliberations.

Democrats allege the design of Arizona ballots puts their candidates at an unconstitutional disadvantage, according to a lawsuit filed last month.