Author: Donovan Quintero

He always mentions frybread and mutton stew.

And he always asks what new progress the Navajo Tribe has made in the past 30-plus years, said Lenny Foster, a retired supervisor for the Navajo Nation Corrections Projects.

Become a walking memory for a loved one who is missing or has been murdered.

Grief by itself can be worthless because nothing can be bought with it.

Attorneys for Clarence Dixon said a court ruled he is mentally competent to be executed.

Stories of being forced out of the Chaco Culture National Historical Park were compared to a proposed 10-mile buffer zone that would halt new oil and gas development for 20 years.

The Navajo Nation expressed opposition to the death penalty in a case involving a Navajo tribal member.