The Navajo Nation is seeking federal approval to regulate air pollution from smaller oil and gas operations, a shift that would move permitting authority from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to the tribe.
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The explosion came without warning. A mortar round slammed into the Baghdad base where Rose McFadden was stationed during her second deployment, injuring her spine, damaging her brain, and leaving her unable to walk.
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Kaibeto Boarding School opened its campus to the community on Aug. 7 for its annual “KTNN Drums of Summer” celebration – an evening that paired cultural performances with an open invitation for families to enroll their children for the new school year.
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Arizona Attorney General Kristin Mayes is urging the state’s utility regulators to approve a sweeping $8 million broadband settlement with Frontier and Verizon, which she says is designed to end years of unreliable service in Navajo and Apache counties.
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The Navajo Nation Council’s Resources and Development Committee is set to meet at 10 a.m. to take up a packed agenda that includes tribal housing challenges, a proposed wind power project and legislation that could allow the Nation to be sued in federal court over environmental compliance.
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