Months of work lost as San Juan River floods devastate Shiprock farms
Joe Ben Jr. had spent two days feeding his harvest to the fire.
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2026 General Election | Council delegate results
Unofficial results for the 26th Navajo Nation Council.
Opinions & Columns
Letters | Beyond gratitude
This Veterans Day, I encourage everyone to join me in recognizing the men and women of our community who bravely fought to protect the fundamental rights and liberties we enjoy every day – from living and worshiping as we choose to making our voices heard at the ballot box, as we did last week.
Politics
2026 General Election | Council delegate results
Unofficial results for the 26th Navajo Nation Council.
Business
Desert Candles and Goods grows through Diné language, humor
Shane Richardson wanted a cinnamon candle that smelled like spice, not a cinnamon roll. When he couldn’t find one, he began making his own.
Sports
Navajo Prep reclaims 3A state title as Elijah England wins his third championship in a row
The Navajo Prep Eagles returned home with a state championship Saturday afternoon, led by senior Elijah England, who claimed his third consecutive individual title while helping the Eagles secure the New Mexico Class 3A boys team championship with 19 points.
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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
Def-i finds strength in family through marathon rap challenge
By the final hours of an overnight rap marathon in Pennsylvania, Def-i was looking into the eyes of other exhausted performers as they took turns improvising lyrics.
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
Alana Yazzie turns childhood cooking lessons into children’s cookbook
When Alana Yazzie’s 4-year-old daughter plays pretend, she sometimes gives cooking demonstrations, explaining how to make blue corn mush and naming the ingredients she uses.
Community
Slideshow | Halloween at the Council Chamber
Families gathered outside the Navajo Nation Council Chamber in Window Rock Friday afternoon, Oct. 30, for the 25th Navajo Nation Council Halloween Trunk or Treat.
