White Mountain Apache Tribe lost a lot in Rodeo-Chediski Fire, but has fought to recover. Debra Utacia Krol. Arizona Republic. WHITERIVER — In 2002, the Fort Apache Timber Co. employed about 400 ...

The White Mountain Apache Tribe appears to have the second-highest number of cases among Arizona tribes, only behind the Navajo Nation, which spans more than 27,000 square miles in three states.

WHITERIVER — In 2002, the Fort Apache Timber Co. employed about 400 members of the White Mountain Apache Tribe, sustainably harvesting ponderosa pine while maintaining habitat for the Mexican ...

Officials with the White Mountain Apache Tribe have confirmed their first known death related to the coronavirus. The death was confirmed to be related to COVID-19 on Sunday, according to a press ...

The White Mountain Apache Tribe is taking some of the most drastic actions in Arizona to protect its 13,500 residents, more than one-eighth of whom have already tested positive for Covid-19.

Although some skeptical Apache resisted field teams—no more than 100 flat-out refused care, IHS found—White Mountain tribal leaders stepped in to alleviate that hesitation, often in their ...

“It was the White Mountain Apache Tribe who stepped in to protect the species by passing several ordinances in the 1950s and 60s that closed certain streams from fishing, saving the species from ...

The lockdown was lifted around 4:30 p.m., about an hour after it was put in place for those living in the White Mountain Apache Tribe around Whiteriver, located about 35 miles south of Show Low ...

The suspects were known to be armed and dangerous, and police say they both have a criminal history, so the Tribal Council of the White Mountain Apache imposed a temporary emergency curfew across ...

Former chairwoman of the White Mountain Apache Tribe Gwendena Lee also wrote on Facebook that the news has devastated the tribal community. “The tragic and violent death of Iris in our small, ...

The lockdown was lifted around 4:30 p.m., about an hour after it was put in place for those living in the White Mountain Apache Tribe around Whiteriver, located about 35 miles south of Show Low.