
Yazzie family finally experiences justice served
Justice has arrived for Navajo homicide victim Jamie Lynette Yazzie
Diyin Dine’é gave Diné sovereignty, said Peter MacDonald Sr. And it hasn’t changed.
Comics by Navajo Times editorial cartoonist Jack Ahasteen.
During an Aug. 25 special session of the 25th Navajo Nation Council, Legislation No. 0053-23 was unanimously passed.
Editor’s note: Lorenzo Bates is a former speaker who served on the 22nd and the 23rd Navajo Nation councils.
Kim R. Jim has hit the ground running since taking over as the rodeo coordinator for the Northern Navajo Fair
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The Rock Point girls basketball team is back to a familiar domain. The Lady Cougars will play in another 1A state title game as it got a career-best 38 points from senior post Arianne Begay Friday night to post an 59-35 win over No. 4 seed Fort Thomas Lady Apaches.
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The Miss Navajo Nation pageant began Monday morning, Sept. 4, with the sheep-butchering contest at the Navajo Nation Fairgrounds.
The seats filled in at the Monument Valley High School SAC Auditorium with students and community members eager to improve their health.
She’s a command clinical psychologist responsible for about 3,000 U.S. Navy sailors.
Desiree Fowler, a Diné woman from Coppermine, Arizona, has been selected as president of the Arizona School Board Association board of directors. Fowler will be the first Indigenous person to serve in that position.
Over two days, 100,000 people converged on the Santa Fe Plaza to experience the traditional and contemporary art from more than 500 tribes across the U.S. on the grandest platform in the country, one that many people consider the ultimate social powwow.
He likes flying over the ranch early to wake those still asleep