Rez dogs are feeling the heat from climate change
Much of the problem has roots in the COVID-19 outbreak
Indigenous
Whalers seek international OK for continued harvest of bowhead whales
‘Our past people, they relied on the whale for survival. And today we still rely on this whale in 2024’
At least 95 Indigenous children died in federal boarding schools in New Mexico
At least 3,500 children from dozens of tribal nations attended New Mexico schools
Arizona governor negotiates pause in hauling of uranium ore across Navajo Nation
PHOENIX (AP) — A uranium producer has agreed to temporarily pause the transport of the mineral through the Navajo Nation after the tribe raised concerns about the possible effects that…
San Juan County commission receives Crisis Triage Center report
Behavioral health care a key topic at recent meeting
Navajo Nation plans to test limit of tribal law preventing transportation of uranium on its land
Tribal police plan to stop trucks carrying the mineral
Investigation finds at least 973 Native American children died in U.S. government boarding schools
The schools gave Native American kids English names, put them through military drills and forced them to perform manual labor
Six tribal water rights settlements for NM heard on Capitol Hill
If approved, the settlements would bring in more than $3.7 billion in federal funds and end decades of water rights litigation
In long-sought change, states must consider tribal rights when crafting water rules
Rule could protect resources such as wild rice, sturgeon, salmon and shellfish
New Southern Ute program to help foster entrepreneurship opportunities
Píinu Núuchi Farmers Market and Outdoor Business Lab to launch on Friday
Ute Mountain Ute chairman requests a dialysis clinic on tribal land
An estimated 50 tribal members utilize dialysis services, says Manual Heart
Cortez nonprofit Fundamental Needs helps Navajos gain access to water, power
Oasis Project helps to provide gray water systems; Startup Project provides business, installation skills
12 tribes and pueblos in New Mexico could benefit from pending water rights settlements
Zuni Pueblo reaches settlement agreement in decades’ long water dispute, but it must first be ratified by Congress
Navajo Tech student recognized for developing ‘Kibble Balance’ machine
NTU program viewed as pathway to STEM-related field for Native students
Volleyball and cross-country teams prepare for fall campaign
Fall sports season rapidly approaches for high school teams
Forest County Potawatomi chairman opens Day 2 of the RNC focused on crime
Crawford is the only Native American slated to speak during the 2024 convention
Public not allowed in meetings of state advisory council on missing and murdered Indigenous people
Spokesman says advisory councils aren’t subject to the state Open Meetings Act
Gathering will mark 45 years since the largest radioactive release in U.S. history hit New Mexico
The Church Rock spill is the third largest radioactive waste release globally, after Fukushima and Chernobyl
Tens of thousands ‘overwhelmingly support’ using Indigenous knowledge to manage Bears Ears
Tribally informed co-management plan for the monument is the first of its kind
Big Brothers Big Sisters to hold Bowl for Kids Sake on Saturday
Fundraiser for the mentoring program projected to reach goal