Author: Krista Allen

In the wake of the tornado that struck southeastern Utah, the Diné Hataałii Association Inc. issued a statement calling the storm both a tragedy and a warning, urging Diné to turn back to traditional teachings.

A tornado tore through the Montezuma Creek, Utah, community Saturday afternoon, destroying several homes and prompting emergency agencies to open a local school as a shelter. Authorities confirmed there were no reported injuries.

Clara Pratte, a Diné business owner and energy expert with two decades of public service, announced Monday that she is running for the Arizona Corporation Commission, pledging to cut utility costs and hold power companies accountable.

Four decades of grand entry drums are heading for a final cadence next spring as organizers say the 2026 Gathering of Nations will be the last – a closing beat that, in Dennis Bowen Sr.’s view, arrives the way every good run ends.

The Navajo Nation Division of Agriculture estimates more than 500,000 wild horses roam the Navajo Nation. Bodaway-Gap, with one of the largest grazing areas in Western Navajo, has dozens among its herds, said chapter grazing officer Lee Yazzie Jr.