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Navajo Nation orders 57-hour curfew to combat coronavirus spread

Reservation reports 426 cases and 17 deaths

Navajo Nation issues curfew as virus spreads

214 positive cases recorded, seven confirmed dead

Navajo Nation issues stay-at-home order as cases rise

As of Monday, there were 29 positive cases

Navajo Nation reaches 14 confirmed cases of COVID-19

President Nez to limit number of visitors on tribal lands

Navajo Nation announces partial-government closure

First tribal member tests positive for COVID-19

New Mexico to address lingering concerns of Gold King Mine spill

Feedback session planned this week with Navajo farmers

Navajo metal bands featured in Durango Independent Film Festival’s Native Cinema Program

The 15th annual Durango Film Festival, “Focus on Film,” is about to take over Durango, with more than 110 films telling more than 110 different stories starting Wednesday. One of ...

New grant available to Native American filmmakers in New Mexico

$100,000 allocated each year to the program

Historic graduation at Navajo Technical University

Two students become first licensed veterinary technicians to graduate

‘Baby Shark’ creators release Navajo version of viral video

ALBUQUERQUE – Creators of the popular video “Baby Shark,” whose “doo doo doo” song was played at the World Series in October and has been a viral hit with toddlers around the world, have rel...

Sports editor apologizes for tweeting ‘scalps’ after game

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – A sports editor for a New Mexico newspaper apologized this week after using “scalps” in a tweet to describe a high school basketball team defeating a team with Native Am...

Church’s Native Hope Solar brings light and heat to Navajo families

Durango’s First United Methodist group’s efforts grow among isolated residents