Aztec Ruins National Monument offered tour of East Ruins
Tour participants took advantage of rare opportunity
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Navajo Nation leader says Biden, AOC energy policies cripple tribe’s economy
Some tribes members say continuing to mine oil and gas is the only source of possible income
Jehovah’s Witnesses bring conference to Farmington Civic Center
Theme for event is ‘Exercise Patience’
American Indian Cultural Arts Festival returns to Aztec Ruins
Levi Platero Band, Innastate and Jir Project rocked historic site
Navajo hatmaker makes waves with classic style
Thunder Voice Hat Company stays true to traditions with vintage hats and designs
New Mexico Senator reintroduces bill meant to help Native American children
Bill would provide Native American tribes with more resources to go after child abuse and neglect
Industry wants new pipeline on Navajo land scarred by decades of fossil fuel extraction
Proposed pipeline could become one of the longest in the country
Navajo witnesses clash over government’s Chaco Canyon mining ban
Nygren argues the ban violates the tribe's sovereignty
Navajo president presses Congress for more time, money, for water project
Project will supply water to 43 Navajo chapters
Weaving a culture: Navajo artists at Folklife Festival mix art, history
“Our life is art”
Kamala Harris discusses commitment to Native communities during Arizona visit
Vice president met with Gila River youth leaders before her speech
Indigenous doctors set on developing medical school
“The vision is to have a healer in every community so that everyone has access to a healer”
Navajo Prep looking for second straight district title
Farmington, Piedra Vista playing catchup in competitive district
Behavioral health and wellness programs launched for BIE tribal schools
Crisis, on-site support will be a focus of programs
Closing of 5-Mile Bridge creates perplexing problems
San Juan County officials seeking solutions
Police agencies confused over missing man case
Search for Remus Yazzie leaves agencies contradicting search efforts
Four Corners Freight Rail service would boost local economy
San Juan County, Navajo Nation working together on rail project
Extending the frame: The art, vision and activism of photographer Will Wilson
A Navajo photographer, Wilson shifts the perspective on Native peoples and landscapes.
Curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for Navajo police
An investigation into the aftermath of the Navajo Nation public safety COVID-19 measures by the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism found multiple breakdowns in their implementation
New Mexico sees job gains in film industry
Numerous film productions employ New Mexico performers