The cities of Aztec and Bloomfield are preparing to contest in court the water rights settlement that was signed into law in December by Interior secretary Ken Salazar and former N...

Speaker Johnny Naize held the speaker gavel, which he will use for the next two years as the Speaker of the 22nd Navajo Nation Council. On Jan...

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.—Incoming Navajo lawmakers are considering how to restructure the tribal council that was downsized from 88 members to 24 members...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is currently assessing 520 open abandoned uranium mines on the Navajo reservation that have set idle since the Cold War, reported Francie ...

The Navajo tribe will add a fourth casinos to its portfolio next year, a move that solidifies its place in the gaming industry and stands to benefit the largely poverty-stricken 27...

Ramah Navajo Foods, a joint venture between Blue Mountain Meats of Monticello, Utah, and New Mexico's Ramah Navajo Chapter , announced plans to open a meat processing and wholesale...

There are more than 80,000 American Indian/Alaska Native children of school age in Arizona, but only about 1,000 Native public school teachers, according to an Arizona State Univer...

We are saddened by the passing of Navajo Code Talker George Smith, who walked on October 30...

The Grand Canyon Escalade project has been a scene of controversy ever since the Navajo Nation announced its plans to develop the area into a tourist destination...

Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly released the following statement for Veterans Day 2012. “Our veterans are among the most cherished people among our Navajo people...