Officer Katherine Montoya has seen it twice. On a recent Monday night dozens of people called into the tribe's radio station, KNNB, to talk about what they'd seen. Others came in person.

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Jerry Gloshay Jr. and Alvin Declay Sr. made history becoming the first Apache-language broadcasters to cover the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale for KNNB radio.

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The WMAT Election Commission told the Independent at 9:29 p.m. it was recounting the votes and had made the decision to announce the winners on KNNB Radio on Thursday. With the many Facebook posts ...

And some Indian-reservation stations, such as the Apache-run KNNB-FM in White River, Ariz., kept “Indian Outlaw” on its play lists despite the objections of its brethren. McGraw (who will open ...