As a member of the Navajo Nation, Asdzaani nishlóó, as a resilient woman, I am on the front lines of the fight to protect Mother Earth, Nihoosdzaan Nihima. Every day, polluting industries seeking to extract resources from these lands bring my ancestral home in New Mexico under threat.
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers that a 10-foot vehicle width restriction will be in place on State Route 260 at the Moenkopi Wash Bridge (milepost 324) from May 5 to the middle of October.
The Hopi Health Care Center is excited to announce the return of their Indigenous Pride Health Worker (IPHW) 8-Week Summer Program.
Tuba City Regional Health Care Center is now accepting students for three training programs that will be offered in 2022.
The Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission announce the Federal Trade Commission has hired JND Legal Administration to oversee the refund process for eligible consumers who purchased a vehicle from Tate’s Auto after January 1, 2013 and later had their vehicle repossessed.
More than 900 consumers have provided their contact information to the Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission in regard to a settlement with Tates’s Auto.
Title IV of the Federal Civil Rights Act says that employers cannot discriminate against employees because of their race, sex, place of birth or religion.
On Feb. 25, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced new metrics to guide COVID-19 mitigation practices.
Events in and around the Navajo and Hopi reservations.
The Navajo Nation Office of the Controller and Office of Vital Records & Identification recently announced a series of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Hardship and CIB Technical Assistance Drives in nearby cities, to provide help with completing and submitting applications for ARPA Hardship Assistance and to apply for a Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB).
Hopi Relief is aware of the rising cases throughout the Hopi reservation and we sincerely apologize for our current inability to respond immediately.
I was born and raised near Kayenta, Arizona in Navajo Nation, home to around 175,000 people spread across Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
Second Mesa Day School moved to virtual learning Jan. 6 through Feb. 4 because of an increased number of students absent because of quarantine, awaiting test results or testing positive.
A new state Senator will be appointed to fill the vacancy left after the recent resignation of Senator Jamescita Peshlakai.
- U.S. to hold back Lake Powell water to protect hydropower
- Traffic stop leads to drug trafficker arrest
- Grand Canyon warns of gastrointestinal illness among river trips and backcountry campers
- Where's my check? Navajo tribal members seek answers for when hardship checks will arrive
- Navajo Nation mails 110,000 hardship checks
- Tony Hillerman's Dark Winds TV series premiers June 12
- Navajo Police Department: Bootlegging on reservation results in 193 stops and 823 vehicle checks
- Election season in full swing on the Navajo Nation; five candidates announce run
- HGTV expands 'Home Town' franchise, features Winslow as one of its towns
- Village of Tewa files lawsuit to hold insurrectionists, Hopi Tribe, Hopi Tribal Council and Cares Committee accountable
- U.S. to hold back Lake Powell water to protect hydropower
- Navajo Nation mails 110,000 hardship checks
- Where's my check? Navajo tribal members seek answers for when hardship checks will arrive
- HGTV expands 'Home Town' franchise, features Winslow as one of its towns
- Election season in full swing on the Navajo Nation; five candidates announce run
- Tony Hillerman's Dark Winds TV series premiers June 12
- Traffic stop leads to drug trafficker arrest
- Grand Canyon warns of gastrointestinal illness among river trips and backcountry campers
- Tuba City resident seeks degree to help reservation animals
- ‘Dark Winds’ TV series based on Tony Hillerman books to film on Navajo Nation in October; extras being sought
