On Dec. 16, around 11 p.m., Navajo County Sheriff Office conducted a traffic stop on Mogollon Drive in Overgaard, Arizona.

On Nov. 8, at approximately 9:18 a.m., a 42-year-old male called the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office emergency line and reported he had been shot while on Old Woodruff Road.

Winslow Police Department (WPD) recently responded to several calls for service from citizens in the community who were advising of a possible fraudulent telephone call.

A woman has been sentenced to five years in prison in the 2019 exposure death of her 21-month-old son, whom the mother left behind to get help after the family's vehicle got stuck in rural northwestern New Mexico.

As of June 9, Operation Clean Communities has resulted in 31 arrests, the seizure of five weapons, 188 Fentanyl pills, 1.25 pounds of methamphetamine and 145 mg of methadone in Winslow.

A New Mexico man has admitted he was the one who accidentally shot an infant girl, not her 3-year-old brother, and then tried to arrange the killing of the baby’s mother and a key witness, new court documents allege.

Three Arizona residents are among seven people charged with fraudulently selling jewelry imported from the Philippines as authentic Native American-made items.

An Arizona artist says his handmade Native American jewelry worth $100,000 was stolen while visiting New Mexico.

On Feb. 12, the Law and Order Committee received reports regarding the need for a police substation in LeChee, five miles south of Page, Arizona.

According to the Navajo Division of Public Safety, a girl was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver Oct. 31 as she exited a school bus at milepost 31 on Navajo Route 59 near Chilchinbeto, Arizona.

The Office of the Navajo Nation President and Vice President (OPVP) has been made aware of a situation taking place at the Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (TCRHCC).

A police officer from the nation's largest American Indian reservation was killed in western New Mexico and a suspect is in custody, federal officials said.

On Nov. 2, the Hopi Junior and Senior High School Governing Board have voted to have an active shooter simulation drill. The board took action Sept. 13 during its regularly scheduled meeting. In addition to board members and administrators, over a dozen visitors attended the meeting.