Navajo Nation

Regional News

One dead, three injured by suspected drunken driver at Kayenta parade

was ‘meant to bring joy, unity and holiday spirit,’ but became ‘tragic incident,’ Navajo president says

December 24, 2025

Local News

Fort Lewis College expands off-grid solar effort for Navajo Nation families

Honnold Foundation grant will support clean energy and water systems

December 21, 2025

Local News

Photo: Toh-Atin Gallery food and clothing drive

Paulita Lomaomvaya, with Toh-Atin Gallery, pulls a coat out of a bag that was dropped off Tuesday for the gallery’s…

November 19, 2025

Local News

Fort Lewis College Solar Initiative brings off-grid energy to Navajo Nation communities

Program delivers photovoltaic systems to rural Diné residents

September 23, 2025

AP New Mexico

4 people die in crash of medical transport plane on Navajo Nation

was planning to pick up patient who needed critical care

August 6, 2025

New Mexico

‘Absolutely revolting’ church play depicting Navajo medicine man in hell sparks outrage

Nation Council issues letter to Gallup church

June 20, 2025

Sports

Race Across the West to finish in Durango

starts in Oceanside, California, on Tuesday

June 8, 2025

Local News

Canceled Fort Lewis College lecture sparks free speech debate, allegations of racism

Gallery owner behind Durango’s controversial ‘The Chief’ statue asked to cancel Navajo weaving talk

April 21, 2025

Regional News

Harassment probe appears to clear Navajo president, stokes new wave of political upheaval

Tribe’s attorney general removed without a clear explanation

December 17, 2024

Tri-Cities

Florida man passes through Kirtland in his walk across America

Journey supporting mental health awareness, recovery

December 13, 2024

Local News

Veterans, Navajo Code Talkers honored with mural unveiling at American Legion in Durango

Plata County Historical Society, Indigenous tribal representatives, Chamber of Commerce speak at ceremony

November 5, 2024

Local News

33 bikes upcycled for schoolchildren in third annual ‘Share the Love Cycle’

Stallion Bicycle & Coffee partners with Durango mechanics

October 31, 2024

Regional News

How does abortion translate? Ballot measures are a challenge for interpreters

or technical terms can be challenging, especially when it comes to Indigenous languages

October 29, 2024

AP New Mexico

One of the last Navajo Code Talkers from World War II dies at 107

Kinsel Sr. was one of hundreds of Navajos recruited by the Marines to serve as Code Talkers

October 21, 2024

Arts and Entertainment

Retired Navajo Ranger talks about paranormal in new book

Milford to hold talks, signings in Durango and Farmington

October 3, 2024

Tri-Cities

Commemoration March marks 50 years since Farmington massacre

racism, white privilege still persist, organizers said

September 24, 2024

Arts and Entertainment

FLC’s Center of Southwest Studies to screen ‘Star Wars’ in Navajo

Presentation, showing will be held Sept. 26 at college

September 19, 2024

Tri-Cities

Author of ‘Broken Circle’ talks about career, writing and the 1974 protest

Barker reflects on arrest experience, research for book

September 17, 2024

Sports

Advance screening of ‘Rez Ball’ to take place at Allen Theatres

Basketball-themed film will play at select theaters across America on Friday

September 12, 2024

Tri-Cities

Chokecherry Massacre, protests shocked Farmington 50 years ago

Activists, locals plan a march Sept. 21

August 26, 2024

New Mexico

Navajo Nation president denies alleged sexual misconduct

Nation President Buu Nygren addressed the allegations that Vice President Richelle Montoya said he sexually harassed her last year

May 30, 2024

Gallery

PHOTOS: Durango 9-R’s Title VI Native American Education program celebrates Class of 2024

Graduates represent seven tribes, including Southern Ute, Ute Mountain Ute and Navajo Diné, on Saturday

May 18, 2024

Southwest Life

Why did it take so long for the Navajo Nation to secure a Superfund designation?

from 40 years of uranium mining has contaminated watersheds across the reservation

April 2, 2024

Local News

First Superfund site on Navajo Nation to address uranium mining pollution

Residents in Arizona community have suffered impacts of radiation exposure for decades

March 15, 2024