Court records detail Jones’ dismissed 2010 domestic violence case
Presidential candidate Justin Jones was charged in 2010 with battery against a household member and interference with communications following an altercation with his wife.
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Two Diné journalists prepare to share Arizona anchor desk
Colton Shone and Charly Edsitty have spent years reporting on Diné communities for major television newsrooms, drawing on their upbringing and cultural knowledge to tell stories that might otherwise have been overlooked.
Opinions & Columns
Letters | Paid Legislature
New Mexico has always understood that self-governance means more than casting a ballot.
Politics
Jones selects Ellison, brings reform platform to ticket
Emily Ellison stood Monday before Justin Jones’ family home fire in Rock Point Valley and accepted his selection of her as his running mate after her third campaign for Navajo Nation president ended in the July 21 primary.
Business
Twin Arrows casino team collects 736 pounds of food for northern Arizona families
Team members at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort recently collected 736 pounds of food to distribute to two northern Arizona organizations serving people facing food insecurity.
Sports
No. 2 Rock Point outlasts St. Michael in five-set thriller
Facing adversity is nothing new for the Rock Point volleyball team.
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Culture
Slideshow | Miss Navajo Nation contestants compete in traditional skills
Three contestants in the 74th Annual Miss Navajo Nation Pageant competed in sheep butchering and traditional foods Monday, Sept. 7, at the Navajo Nation Fairgrounds.
Health
Western Navajo Fair breast cancer walk puts focus on early detection
Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer among Navajo women, and Darlene Singer wants women in the Western Navajo to get screened.
People
Born into a family of fighters
At 9, Khloe Slinkey is already learning how to steady her nerves, trust her training and finish a match.
Education
Tatum Collins, Emily Beyale named 2026 SWNAF scholars
Arizona State University student Tatum Collins and Northern Arizona University senior Emily Beyale have been named to the 2026 Southwest Native American Foundation Scholars cohort.
Arts
US Postal Service features blanket created by Rock Point artist Naiomi Glasses
A Diné handwoven blanket crafted by Rock Point textile artist Naiomi Glasses now appears nationwide on an official U.S. Postal Service Forever stamp, placing Navajo textile art alongside major national icons in a 13-stamp collection curated by designer Ralph Lauren.
Community
Western Navajo Fair reshapes schedule while improving access for elders
For the first time in the fair’s history, organizers have taken the Yé’ii Bi Cheii dances off the schedule.
