Naelyn Pike, who is Chiricahua Apache, leads a prayer outside the federal courthouse in Phoenix on Feb. 2, 2021. She's part of the group Apache Stronghold that asked a federal judge to keep the U.S.

Apache Stronghold members sing songs outside of a federal courthouse in Phoenix after asking a judge to pause the transfer of sacred land to a private copper mining company on May 7, ... And we will ...

Mickey Free was born Felix Telles in the late 1840’s. What followed was a grave mistake that led to 25 years of intense warfare between the United States and the Chiricahua Apaches.

AKELA, N.M. – The Fort Sill Apache Tribe broke ground on Tuesday on its new Chiricahua Plaza, a state-of-the-art full-service truck plaza, convenience store, and retail center.

In 2021, the policy swung back again, when Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken authorized U.S. missions to fly the rainbow flag on the same pole as the American flag during pride month in June.

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Members of the Apache Stronghold movement convened in the capital as lawyers officially petitioned the court. If accepted, the case could be a landmark ruling for Indian Country ...

Pride Month is here. It's a time to celebrate the diversity and joy within the LGBTQ+ community, a time for parades, parties, activism and learning. Pride flags are as numerous as the identities ...

Apache Chief Cochise made peace with the Army in 1872 and the Apaches were given a 3,000-square-mile reservation in Arizona. But after Cochise died, the reservation was closed and the Chiricahua ...

Other Native individuals, notably curator Nancy Marie Mithlo (Fort Sill Chiricahua Apache), have helped ensure Indigenous presence in Biennale collateral events throughout the yaers.

A Chiricahua Apache Monument and kiosk was dedicated in front of Doc Campbell's Post at Gila Hot Springs. The wall is built of carefully placed rocks atop each other and incorporates a graphic ...

About 15 miles north of Mexico, Fort Huachuca was established to secure the border as well as deter Chiricahua Apaches from threatening the area. An elevated view of Fort Huachuca taken in 1918 ...