The justices heard more than three hours of arguments in a broad challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act, enacted in 1978 to address concerns that Native children were being separated from their families and, too frequently, placed in non-Native Homes.
New veterans housing goes up on the Navajo Nation.
The Diné Skate Garden Project, located in the Two Grey Hills Chapter of the Navajo Nation in New Mexico, will host its soft opening Oct. 28 of a public skate park and community garden for Diné youth, their families, and the community to gather, reflect and play.
Navajo Technical University held a groundbreaking ceremony Oct. 11 in Chinle, Arizona for its new environmental lab after receiving $4 million delivered by the $18 billion 2023 Fiscal Year budget signed by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey.
On Oct. 14, Council Delegate Nathaniel Brown joined in the kick-off celebration for the Comb Ridge Project which will provide 25 homes in the Comb Ridge-El Capitan community with an autonomous source of electricity and broadband.
On Oct. 11, the National Telecommunication and Information Administration awarded the Dilkon Chapter almost $34 mil in grants to address broadband needs as part of the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program.
The Nalgene Water Fund (NWF) announced a new design within the “Tó éí iiná” (Water is Life) limited-edition series created by Diné designer Jaden Redhair.
Hopi tribal liaison Holly Figueroa has received a Community Health Champion Award from the Health First Foundation.
Nááts'íilid Initiative hosted Walking with Dinétah Sept. 17-18 in Kayenta.
Motivational speaker Chance Lee Rush visited staff and community members at Tuba City High School Sept. 17.
Coconino County Superintendent Cheryl Mango-Paget announced that the Coconino County Accommodation district’s Tse’Yaato’ High School in Page, Arizona, has received Cognia’s highest honor as a 2022 School of Distinction.
On Sept. 22, Council Delegate Kee Allen Begay, Jr. joined President Jonathan Nez, Nazlini Chapter officials and Nazlini community members for the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Nazlini Senior Center.
The Office of Miss Navajo Nation announced Valentina Clitso, from Forest Lakes Chapter, as Miss Navajo Nation 2022-2023.
Visitors to Petrified Forest National Park now have a new place to exercise their pets after a long day in the car.
Officials, community members and kids celebrate the new bike trail named SiiHasin Bike Path in Indian Wells.
- Gov. Hobbs vows to keep Grand Canyon open if government shuts down
- Saying goodbye: season 3 will be final season of “Reservation Dogs”
- Nygren reveals $55 mil for Diné homeowners
- Hundreds left homeless after Tucson recovery center closed
- Deputy saves a child being trafficked in Navajo County
- New Miss Navajo visits Western Agency Chapters
- Standin’ on the Corner festival returns to Winslow this weekend
- Museum of Northern Arizona: “Moving from Appropriation to Authenticity”
- Record number of Indigenous students at NAU this semester
- Lunch served by Miss Navajo
- 75th annual Navajo Nation Fair doesn’t disappoint
- Young Navajo director making a name for himself at national festivals
- Saying goodbye: season 3 will be final season of “Reservation Dogs”
- Deputy saves a child being trafficked in Navajo County
- Barbie gets a Navajo makeover by master Diné weaver Barbara Teller Ornelas
- Indigenous fashion celebrated at Santa Fe Indian Market
- An electrifying mutual aid project helping 13,000 on Navajo Nation get power
- Gov. Hobbs vows to keep Grand Canyon open if government shuts down
- Nygren reveals $55 mil for Diné homeowners
- Miss Navajo Nation Pageant honors tradition of sheep butchering contest
