Navajo Times - Diné bi Naltsoos
The Naabik’íyáti’ Committee has formally reaffirmed the Navajo Nation's strong opposition to any monument commemorating Christopher "Kit" Carson being installed in New Mexico.
Obituaries - Navajo Times
THIS WEEK: Irene Ahkeah, Brother Blane Grein, Richard Barber Jr., Emma Rose Lee, JoAnn B. Herbert, Ira Burbank, Anson C. Damon. Read More
A Navajo perspective: why many of us support Trump over Harris
By Francine Bradley-Arthur. Editor’s note: Francine Bradley-Arthur is an organizer and co-founder of Freedom House from St. Michaels, Arizona. She has 20 years of experience as a police officer ...
News - Navajo Times
The Naabik’íyáti’ Committee has formally reaffirmed the Navajo Nation's strong opposition to any monument commemorating Christopher "Kit" Carson being installed in New Mexico.
Kinaaldá: Coming of age in traditional Diné ceremony
Kinaaldá is an important, if not the most important, life-changing event in a Navajo girl’s life. It is not a ceremony just for the four days, rather the girl is taught from birth her role as ...
Bill caps ARPA hardship payments at $186M - Navajo Times
Many Diné are waiting and hoping for another round of hardship assistance from the American Rescue Plan Act funding of $1.86 billion received by the Nation.
Funds requested for former NFPI cleanup - Navajo Times
The former Navajo Forest Products Industry site has caused concern among the Red Lake community due to the environmental damage that was caused and has created a public health hazard.
Manhood ceremony rich in symbolism, tradition - Navajo Times
CHINLE While many families still throw a kinaaldá for their girls, the boys’ puberty rite gets short-changed. Few medicine men practice the ritual these days, and few families ask for it.
2nd round of hardship checks possible - Navajo Times
On June 2, delegates Eugenia Charles-Newton and Vince James submitted a request for a bill to use American Rescue Plan Act funds to give every enrolled Diné adult $2,000 and every child $1,000 in ...
Diné ropers remain in contention at INFR - Navajo Times
“It’s been a long time,” Bates said of his last title. The Winslow cowboy posted a third-place run of 4.55 seconds in the third round on Friday night to stay in contention.