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From left to right, Elaina Saltclah, Los Alamos graduate student Bade Sayki and Arielle Platero, a member of the first cohort of Indigenous Women in Physics pilot program and now in graduate school. Photo Courtesy LANL LANL NEWS RELEASE Elaina Saltclah, from the Red Mesa, Arizona area, near the Four Corners, first introduces herself in…

TSE BONITO, N.M. — On Feb. 5, the Resource and Development Committee (RDC) honored Melvin H. Yazzie for his dedication and years of service with the Navajo Nation Division of Natural Resources (NNDNR) Abandoned Mine Lands Reclamation Department (NNAML).

It was members of a territorial legislature in Denver, over two years before Colorado would become a state, that drew lines on a map establishing La Plata County 150 years ago on Saturday. The sesquic...

Native American leader White Calf, Blackfleet chief, was erased in cancel-culture efforts to tip public opinion against the Redskins name and log. Now, communities are standing up for history.

Native American leader White Calf, Blackfleet chief, was erased in cancel-culture efforts to tip public opinion against the Redskins name and log. Now, communities are standing up for history.

Pro-Native American activists nationwide are fighting to reclaim local indigenous traditions in an open rebellion against woke ideology and cancel cuture.

With two weeks left in the regular season, the Red Mesa Lady Redskins are solidly in third place in the 1A North Region girls basketball standings. Their record is 8-5 overall, and 1-2 in the region.

ROCK POINT, Ariz. — Injuries can be the bane of a coaches existence. Just ask Andrew Reed, head coach for the Rock Point High School Girls Basketball team.

At Native News Online, our editorial finds that important events that have a long-lasting impact on Indian Country aren’t necessarily the most read stories by our readers. On June 15, The United States Supreme Court issued a highly anticipated ruling that protects tribal sovereignty and the rights of Native American families when it comes to adoption and foster-care proceedings involving Native children. The court’s opinion in the case Haaland v. Brackeen upheld the federal India...

The president’s office is heavily contaminated with a toxic masculinity stew, according to several Buu Nygren appointees who have had short service tenures of their respective offices.