Author: Donovan Quintero

The Navajo Nation is preparing for its 2025 chapter inauguration ceremonies, a significant series of events marking the start of new leadership terms across the Nation’s five agencies. 

The Hardrock Chapter House will host a planning meeting today at 5 p.m. to discuss community matters and prepare for the new year.

For Reeva Stewart, the fight against systemic neglect and exploitation in Native American communities is deeply personal. A mother, advocate, and founder of Turtle Island Women Warriors, Stewart has spent years documenting the tragic outcomes of substance misuse and fraud that have torn through Indigenous families across the country.

The Navajo Nation has taken a step toward enhancing its judicial and public safety infrastructure with the enactment of Legislation 0229-24. Sponsored by Delegate Eugenia Charles-Newton, the Law and Order Committee chair, this bill establishes the Judicial/Public Safety Facilities Fund Priority List for fiscal 2023 and 2024.

Former Navajo Nation Vice President Myron Lizer is being considered for a high-profile position in the federal government, potentially as assistant secretary for Indian Affairs.