Colorado River Indian Tribes

Miss Cocopah is honoring Cocopah traditions while using her platform to raise awareness about drug and alcohol issues affecting her community.

The Colorado River Indian Tribes in Parker have voted to recognize the Colorado River as a legal person under Tribal law.

Arizona Edition: Extreme Weather Emergency Tour on how drought, heat impact Yuma ag, Colorado River Indian Tribes seek personhood for river and Arizona Western College's College Assistance Migrant Program's uncertain future.

Colorado River Indian Tribes is trying to work within the law to get some representation for a river that it sees as a living, beleaguered individual.

Senators Kelly and Sinema said the funding will go to replace debilitated water control infrastructure to provide greater control of flow and water levels within the backwater that is located within the Colorado River Indian Tribe Reservation.

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LAS VEGAS- Leaders from the Cocopah and Colorado River Indian Tribes in Yuma and La Paz counties met last week with water leaders from the seven states…

The U.S. Supreme Court denied a request to review the legality of the Indian Child Welfare Act.KAWC’s Stephanie Sanchez has more.In the case between S.S.…

Arizona Western College celebrated its new facility in La Paz county Monday afternoon at a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by local leaders and AWC…

A deal between a coalition of tribes and the Lower Colorado Region of the Bureau of Reclamation aims to address concerns over drought and water levels in…