Scorpions on verge of claiming district title with win over Storm
PVHS girls edge Cibola on road, Navajo Prep girls improve to 10-0 in district
Indigenous
Second bill protecting Native regalia at school ceremonies passes committee
‘Our traditional clothing is our strength’
Bill protecting cultural expression at graduation ceremonies passes first committee
Bill now heads to House Education Committee
Deb Haaland officially announces run for N.M. governor
Haaland is the only declared candidate so far for the 2026 election
Prep softball campaign quickly approaches opening day
San Juan County teams looking to bring home first state title since 2017
Daughters of the American Revolution awards $15,000
Shiprock student is awarded $5,000 scholarship
Eagles remain perfect in district with win at home over Thoreau
Navajo Prep extends win streak to 12 heading into final weeks of district slate
Indigenously Positive: A new series about Native joy and empowerment
Ptisawquah, a plant medicine maker, at the Indigenous Tattoo and Music Fest in Albuquerque in November 2024. Courtesy NMPBScca Marcus Moquino sat behind a booth painting shoes with intricate, colorful…
Broncos turn back Bobcats, Tohatchi slips past Navajo Prep
Kirtland Central moves to within one game of District 1-4A leaders Gallup and Bloomfield, Tohatchi remains unbeaten in 1-3A and improves to 19-2 overall
‘Some of them fell to their knees’
A Navajo citizen describes being questioned by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
Navajo Prep tops Newcomb, remains unbeaten in district
Defending Class 3A state champions extend win streak to 10 straight games
N.M. governor wants $50 million for tribal education
Public Education Department working to change the way funding makes its way to tribes and how much they get
‘Know your rights’: Ute Mountain Ute chairman speaks out about Trump’s executive orders
Chairman Manuel Heart advises members to carry two forms of ID
Deb Haaland made history as Interior secretary. Now she’s running for governor of New Mexico
Haaland could be the first Native American woman to serve as governor of any state
State lawmaker proposes bill to create cultural schools to preserve Native languages
‘I don’t want to be a foreigner in my own homeland’
Fort Lewis College’s five-year strategic plan seeks to repair legacy
FLC doubles down on commitment to serving as rural university
‘Remain vigilant’: N.M. immigrant defenders say no confirmed ICE raids here – yet
Navajo delegate worried about elders who may not have documentation getting caught up in a sweep
Bloomfield girls basketball earns first win of district season
Bobcats outscore Aztec 12-0 in first period on way to 39-34 win on the road, Piedra Vista rolls to victory over Cibola, Farmington stumbles at Cleveland
Schools in New Mexico can be sued over discriminatory conduct, top court says
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday cleared the way for an antidiscrimination lawsuit to proceed against the state’s largest school district, ruling that public schools…
Defense shines as Farmington topples Rams in district opener
Scorpions outscore Rio Rancho 47-23 in final three periods, improve to 13-4