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Building from tragedy

Durango youth paralyzed in accident now shares joy of sports with Native Americans

First Native American to lead FLC board

FLC board leader’s tenacity paid off

Navajo president sworn in

But election dispute needs to be sorted

Navajo panel agrees on gaming terms

Legislature to debate new compact in upcoming session

Native Americans tread carefully into marijuana

Discussions beginning among Navajos, but many remain opposed

Native American market Saturday at DHS

The annual Native American Winter Arts Market will be held from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Durango High School, 2390 Main Ave. The market is sponsored by Durango School Distr...

NFL team mascot or a racial slur?

Many natives still offended by Washington’s choice

Tribes work to create sex-offender registries

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – More than three-quarters of American Indian tribes that have the authority to develop sex-offender registries are well on their way to meeting the legal requirements meant...

Navajo court hears challenge in president’s race

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Attorneys in a case centered on the Navajo Nation’s presidential race sparred Thursday over whether a candidate meets a qualification to have unswerving loyalty to the tri...

N.D. tribe to drill own oil wells

WILLISTON, N.D. – The Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation is planning to drill the first tribe-owned oil wells on its North Dakota reservation next year. While the 1,300-plus wells...

Navajo presidential election in limbo

Tribe’s high court asked to hold election officials in contempt

Confusion abounds in Navajo presidential election

PHOENIX – With their presidential election less than two weeks away, Navajo Nation officials are weighing how to proceed with a race that has become increasingly embroiled in confusion amid ...