Author: Donovan Quintero

The Naabik’íyáti Committee has accepted the annual audit of the tribe’s finances for fiscal 2024. The report shows record investment gains and rising federal funding but also points to major financial reporting and internal control gaps.

Nine months after the Nov. 5 general elections, key tribal seats remain unfilled across the Navajo Nation.

The debate over the future of Navajo government once again carries the weight of history, as former Navajo Nation Chairman Peter MacDonald Sr. and former officials Frank Brown and Norman Patrick Brown tie today’s constitutional reform proposals to the legacy of the 1989 riots that reshaped tribal politics and created the three-branch system

Beneath the red rock cliffs of the Navajo Nation’s capital, families, leaders and military veterans gathered Aug. 14 to mark National Navajo Code Talkers Day, honoring the unbreakable code that carried U.S. forces to victory in the Pacific during World War II.

At the Zuni Wellness Center, families, educators, advocates, and community members gathered on Aug. 14 for one of the regional meetings ordered by the court to address the Yazzie/Martinez ruling.