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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...

Navajo president plans lawsuit over mine blowout

Begaye: Warnings there, but no one did anything

Tribes impact state’s economy

S.W. Colo. Native Americans add $1.5 billion

Election focuses on Navajo language fluency requirement

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Navajos went to the polls Tuesday in a rare referendum that could loosen the requirement that presidential hopefuls speak the tribe’s language, a mandate that became a cen...

Tribal language controversy set for vote

Referendum will settle Navajo conundrum

Feds and tribe work toward juvenile justice

Native Services’ Boys & Girls Club touted for successes

Native leaders seek more control over assets

Ute Mountain Ute chairman presses for trust-fund reforms

Cortez Cultural Center plans to close, reorganize

Museum, gift shop to shut down this fall

Native youth suicides on rise

In. D.C., tribal leaders seek funds for mental health

Culture proves stronger than zoology

Beliefs on snakes lead zoo on Navajo Nation to abandon exhibit

Natives add $2B to state economy

Ute Mountain Utes view breaks beyond their reservation