Hopi tribe free to gather eaglets for religious ceremonies

The federal government has decided against limiting the number of nesting golden eagles that Hopis can collect for religious ceremonies.

Hopi drop Snowbowl lawsuit

The latest suit challenging snowmaking at  Arizona Snowbowl has been dropped. 

Hopi criminal code changed to increase sentences

The Hopi tribe will be one of the first Native American nations to increase criminal sentences under a 2010 law. 

Navajo, Hopi likely to be back in court on water rights

Navajo lawmakers have rejected a settlement that recognizes the tribe's rights to water from the Little Colorado River basin.

Hopi tribe wants Tuba City landfill cleaned up

The Hopi tribe is tangled in a legal battle with the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. At issue is a dump the federal agency operated for 50 years near Tuba City in Northern Arizona.

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