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When the idea first started to open a restaurant, Hope Peshlakai envisioned the place to feel like home.

Two points of agreement about the Northern Arizona Book Festival this year is that it had more Native American involvement than in past years and there was also a good energetic vibe to the gathering.

Crystalyne Curley made history as the first woman to represent her communities, and now shes presiding over the Navajo Nations council.

Nine women were elected to seats on the Navajo Nation Tribal Council and a woman will hold the office of vice president for the first time.

Earl Tulley fought for justice for the Navajo communities harmed by uranium mining. Then he found a lump in his jaw.

/PRNewswire/ -- This year Cellular One and Pendleton have partnered on a powerful philanthropic initiative to raise awareness and contribute to nonprofits...

/PRNewswire/ -- This year Cellular One and Pendleton have partnered on a powerful philanthropic initiative to raise awareness and contribute to nonprofits...

Unique performance by homegrown entertainer pays tribute to her Native American, African American roots.

Tribal president says the number of communities with high transmission rates rose slightly as officials urge COVID-19 prevention practices.

Navajo Nation presidential candidates make their pitch to Phoenix-area Diné voters #NativeVote2022