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Hitting highway for hoops

Link between Navajo suicides, mine spill not clear

Tribe’s vice president skeptical waste release led to the deaths

Veterans Day memory: Navajo code talker recalls role in WWII

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Roy Hawthorne recalls his time served during World War II with pride, effortlessly sharing his native Navajo language as he shows off how he used codes to trick the Japa...

Navajo artist Cohoe featured at Denver show

Rims to Ruins celebrates Mesa VerdeNational Park

Adidas pledges to help eliminate use of Native American mascots

Colorado leaders working on subject welcome the effort

N.M. ranch OK with filming despite ‘Maze Runner’ rumors

ALBUQUERQUE – The manager of a private New Mexico ranch says he will continue to let movie productions film at the site after a studio squelched rumors that actors stole American Indian arti...

Out with Columbus, in with Indigenous Peoples Day?

Fort Lewis College celebrates Real History of the Americas

Guv forms mascot commission

Group to study eliminating Native American images usage

Durango’s small-business center names new head

Ross first Native American to lead a SBDC in Colorado

Colorado may give mascots second look

Lieutenant guv: Names are ‘offensive’

A Hopi story

Tribal elder and local author release new book

Federal prosecutors meet to discuss public safety for tribes

SANTA ANA PUEBLO, N.M. – New laws have helped fix a legal system that left tribal communities especially vulnerable to violent crimes for decades, but challenges still remain, the top federa...