Arizona sees 1,057 traffic fatalities despite sharp decline in total crashes in 2020 Fatalities rose to 12-year high despite fewer motorists on roads during pandemic PHOENIX – With noticeable reductions
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Water Woes in Teesto, Dilkon… By John Christian Hopkins Several District 7 Navajo Nation chapters – and surrounding communities – are facing a water shortage! District 7 includes Teesto, Dilkon,
ST. GEORGE, UT – Beginning June 30, 2021, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Arizona Strip District will implement Stage 2
BLM Urges Fourth of July Visitors to Recreate Responsibly in Utah SALT LAKE CITY — On the Fourth of July,
Parental Rights Bill Heads to Governor A Statement from Center for Arizona Policy President Cathi Herrod, Esq. Determined to
