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Thursday, September 18, 2025

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Appeals court tosses Tolth confession
in Ella Mae Begay case

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the suppression of statements made by a Diné man questioned in the disappearance of Ella Mae Begay, ruling that investigators violated his constitutional rights when they resumed questioning after he invoked his right to remain silent.

Opinions & Columns

Tornado a warning, time for ceremony

Hataałii Avery Denny is president of the Diné Hataałii Association Inc., and a professor at Diné College, where he teaches in the Diné School of Navajo Ceremonial Science. He is ordained in Hózhǫ́ǫ́jí, Naayée’eejí and Tł’éé’jí Hatáál.

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Sports

Ganado pulls away late to defeat Piñon, stays undefeated

Two of the last remaining unbeaten teams in the 3A and 2A North divisions squared off Friday night, with the Ganado Hornets defending their home field and pulling away late for a 28-16 victory over the Piñon Eagles. With the win, Ganado remains the lone undefeated team on the Arizona side of the Navajo Nation football competition.

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WEATHER & ROADS

Window Rock Weather

Fair

81.0 F (27.2 C)
Dewpoint: 21.0 F (-6.1 C)
Humidity: 11%
Wind: North at 9.2 MPH (8 KT)
Pressure: 30.16

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Culture

Elders gather under new arena shade at 77th Navajo Nation Fair

The Annie D. Wauneka Song and Dance Arena welcomed elders in comfort this year with a major improvement: a new covered area. Attendees at the Navajo Nation’s Elder Fest on Thursday, Sept. 4, said the addition made a difference as they enjoyed the festivities in the shade.

Education

New Tribal Nations Maps put Native names
back in classrooms

Cartographer and photogrammetrist Aaron Carapella says his latest releases push Tribal Nations Maps further into contemporary reservation mapping and school-ready materials, building on years of work charting Native American tribes in their original homelands

Arts

Painting Diné Bikéyah, preserving the teachings

A group of artists gathers monthly with easels and paints, capturing the changing light on canyon walls and mesas. Their mission extends beyond artmaking: they’re building a bridge between generations.

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