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County officials ask Navajo Nation to help pay for strays

FARMINGTON – Northwest New Mexico officials are asking the Navajo Nation to pitch in and help with the costs to shelter stray animals from the reservation. The Daily Times repor...

Tribes united on restoring Bears Ears National Monument during testimony to Congress

During a U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources hearing Tuesday in Washington, D.C., local Native American tribes voiced unanimous opposition to a bill that replaces Bears Ears National M...

Tribes united on restoring Bears Ears

Testimony from tribal leaders dominates hearing on House bill

Ute Mountain Utes blast member’s testimony against Bears Ears

Tribe says comments to U.S. House committee were an inappropriate political ploy

Filmmaker to make code talkers movie

Story to be told from soldiers’ perspective

Navajo-Gallup water project gains pipeline contract

Some areas slated to get water soon

FBI seeks potential sex abuse victims on reservation

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The FBI is casting a wide net for potential victims of sexual abuse by a man who lives on a remote Arizona reservation world-renowned for its blue-green waterfalls. ...

Navajos relate cultural, spiritual wounds from spill from Gold King Mine spill

Economic analyses fail to capture all harm from accident

Miss Hozhoni finds purpose in public health after personal diagnosis

Fort Lewis College senior Natalia Sells believes more education and investment would help many reverse prediabetes

Navajo, Hopi tribes get funding to ease coal plant shutdown

PAGE, Ariz. – The federal government is awarding nearly $420,000 to the Navajo and Hopi tribes to prepare for the closure of a coal-fired power plant and mine. The Navajo Generati...

Firm to assess Navajo Nation uranium contamination

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – A California company has been awarded an $85 million contract to assess uranium contamination on the Navajo Nation. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency a...

Tribe: Navajo Code Talker dies in New Mexico

The Associated Press WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – A Navajo code talker who used the Navajo language to outsmart the Japanese in World War II has died in New Mexico, Navajo Nation official...