Fall sports campaigns enter final weeks of regular season
District races heat up in high school soccer; district underway in volleyball
Indigenous
Teel ready to begin new chapter for Navajo Prep boys basketball
Eagles will have new head coach courtside when season opens next month
Victims, police expert among those who can testify in 2023 Oñate shooting trial, judge rules
Trial judge resolves evidence and testimony disputes one week before trial is scheduled to begin
San Juan County sports teams wrap up busy weekend
PV girls soccer blanks Cibola, while Farmington boys come up short against Cleveland
Navajo Prep outlasts Laguna-Acoma in 44-38 district clash
Eagles open District 1-2A campaign with victory, earning third straight win
Santa Fe City Council delays vote on the fate of controversial monument
Deep divisions within New Mexico’s capital city and an ongoing court battle complicate deliberations on the obelisk
Judge in 2023 Oñate shooting case to call 80 potential jurors
Prospective jurors’ knowledge of the case could disqualify them
Commemoration March marks 50 years since Farmington massacre
Quiet racism, white privilege still persist, organizers said
The boyfriend of a Navajo woman is set to be sentenced in her killing
Case became representative of an international movement that seeks to end an epidemic of missing and slain Indigenous women
NTU women’s basketball season set to open Oct. 3 in Chinle
Skyhawks women’s team features pair of former prep stars from Gallup area
‘Respect tribal sovereignty’: The new Navajo law regulating radioactive material transportation
Most significant change requires advance notification from any company that plans to transport radioactive materials across the Navajo Nation
Loving soars past Newcomb, ending Skyhawks’ win streak
Navajo Prep tops Santa Fe Indian School, while Grants wrecks Kirtland’s homecoming
Farmington headed to road trip against top-ranked La Cueva
Weekend slate features Class 2A matchup of 4-0 Newcomb hosting 3-1 Loving
FLC’s Center of Southwest Studies to screen ‘Star Wars’ in Navajo
Presentation, showing will be held Sept. 26 at college
U.S. judge unlikely to rule until next week as Arizona tribe fights to extend ban on lithium drilling
Hualapai Tribe says the energy exploration will harm lands it has used for ceremonies for centuries
Author of ‘Broken Circle’ talks about career, writing and the 1974 protest
Rodney Barker reflects on arrest experience, research for book
Community members want deputy who killed Mescalero Apache teenager charged
A girl kneels in front of a memorial for Elijah Hadley, a 17-year-old Mescalero Apache boy killed by an Otero County Sheriff’s deputy on June 25. Bella Davis/New Mexico In…
Here’s a look at this week’s San Juan County prep sports events
Fall sports season takes on greater significance with district slate on deck
Newcomb remains unbeaten after 8-6 victory over Tohatchi
Skyhawks improve to 4-0; Navajo Prep outlasts Crownpoint, while PV falls at Alamogordo
Bloomfield, Newcomb football teams put unbeaten streaks to test this weekend
Bobcats open district campaign hosting KCHS, Skyhawks welcome Tohatchi