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Though the Oak Ridge Fire is contained, St. Michaels now faces a new and urgent threat: severe post-fire flooding, unsta...
07/25/2025

Though the Oak Ridge Fire is contained, St. Michaels now faces a new and urgent threat: severe post-fire flooding, unstable hillsides, and ongoing recovery challenges.

A new crown entered Diné pageantry on July 19, marking the debut of the Miss Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise pageant.
07/25/2025

A new crown entered Diné pageantry on July 19, marking the debut of the Miss Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise pageant.

President Buu Nygren abruptly left the Council Chamber on Monday during his State of the Nation address.
07/24/2025

President Buu Nygren abruptly left the Council Chamber on Monday during his State of the Nation address.

President Buu Nygren abruptly left the Council Chamber on Monday during his State of the Nation address, walking out just as lawmakers prepared to question him over his administration’s handling of a now-defunct housing deal with ZenniHome.

With 19 teams signed up, the Eastern Navajo Fair Golf Tournament was deemed a success as players vied for various prizes...
07/24/2025

With 19 teams signed up, the Eastern Navajo Fair Golf Tournament was deemed a success as players vied for various prizes.

07/24/2025

To our readers:

Should the Washington footba team return to its original Native-themed name - or is it time to leave it in the past?

We invite you to join the conversation. Please share your thoughts in the comments. Your voice and efforts are important.

Perhaps he’ll be the first ch’izhíí’ Navajo to walk the halls of Congress as Arizona’s Congressional District 2 represen...
07/22/2025

Perhaps he’ll be the first ch’izhíí’ Navajo to walk the halls of Congress as Arizona’s Congressional District 2 representative.

For many families living off the grid, flipping a light switch or storing food in a refrigerator isn’t a given – it’s a ...
07/22/2025

For many families living off the grid, flipping a light switch or storing food in a refrigerator isn’t a given – it’s a life-changing luxury.

For many families living off the grid, flipping a light switch or storing food in a refrigerator isn’t a given – it’s a life-changing luxury. Thanks to the VAP Solar Initiative, a partnership between AES Energy Company and Fort Lewis College, more families are experiencing that transformation ...

After decades of operating out of borrowed spaces, Northland Pioneer College’s Kayenta Center is getting a permanent hom...
07/21/2025

After decades of operating out of borrowed spaces, Northland Pioneer College’s Kayenta Center is getting a permanent home here.

The recent 2025 Kayenta Fourth of July Rodeo produced some first-time winners earlier this month.
07/20/2025

The recent 2025 Kayenta Fourth of July Rodeo produced some first-time winners earlier this month.

The Navajo Nation Council’s five-day Summer Session opens Monday, July 21, with major decisions on Executive leadership,...
07/20/2025

The Navajo Nation Council’s five-day Summer Session opens Monday, July 21, with major decisions on Executive leadership, education funding, solar energy policy, and government oversight taking center stage.

The stillness offers a sharp contrast to decades of trauma, loss, and tireless work that began when her father, a Navajo...
07/20/2025

The stillness offers a sharp contrast to decades of trauma, loss, and tireless work that began when her father, a Navajo Code Talker who served in the U.S. Marine Corps and later became a uranium miner, fell seriously ill.

Code talker’s daughter reflects on RECA renewal after decades of advocacy

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The Navajo Times exists to serve the Navajo people. The people, culture, and region are unique. The ultimate goal is to inform the Navajo people so they can make informed judgements and decisions about issues before them.

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