GRANTS, N.M. If the Navajo Nation had a credit score, it would be -0000, said Diné Attorney Justin Jones. That’s poor credit.

When Peabody’s coal mining operations shut down in 2019, Kayenta lost more than just jobs—it lost its economic heartbeat.

In the days since a fire engulfed Diné College's Student Union Building, the campus community has witnessed a flood of ...

A fast-moving fire early Monday morning damaged Diné College’s Student Union Building, forcing a shutdown of the Tsaile main ...

Janet Yazzie’s paintings use vibrant colors to depict the Navajo landscape and the animals she saw growing up in the Navajo ...

At just 15 years old, Memphis Benally is already making a name for herself as one of the few Navajo athletes competing in BMX ...

The Page Sand Devils came out swinging in both games of Monday’s doubleheader, shutting out the Fighting Scouts 10-0 in Game ...

Quentin Jodie is the Sports Editor for the Navajo Times. He started working for the Navajo Times in February 2010 and was ...

A federal court has granted the Pueblo of Acoma and the Pueblo of Laguna permission to intervene in a lawsuit filed by the ...

As the sun dipped below the red mesas and dusk stretched over the high desert, West Coal Avenue came alive with music, ...

The Bloomfield Lady Bobcats carefully clawed their way to a 10-8 win over the Miyamura Lady Patriots on Saturday afternoon, ...

Ask any New Mexican if education matters, and the answer is a resounding “Yes.” Across our diverse communities, there is broad agreement: we want our children to grow up with opportunity, with schools ...