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Arizona State University honors student Jonah Holiday takes inspiration for his education, community service and future profession from his parents and grandmother. A junior medical studies major, a student in Barrett, The Honors College at ASU, and Mr. Indigenous ASU, Holiday is following in their footsteps as he pursues his dream of serving the Navajo Nation in a medical career.

Letters | Sen. Sinema’s visit was appreciated

I WAS AT PIZZA EDGE IN CHINLE, Arizona, contemplating the idea of the sacred. The air was warm for late autumn. I recognize this weather: warm, faint

The Navajo Nation Council and the Office of the Speaker hosted a Trunk or Treat event and costume contest event at their offices in Window Rock, N.M.

It may be America’s pastime, but these World Series games have international viewership, especially those serving our country overseas.

The northeast corner of the Navajo Nation is still dotted with abandoned greenhouses — the remnants of one of the federal government’s largest marijuana busts, now tattered and sun-worn from

Jedidiah Noble, 35, told investigators he "felt nothing" when he stabbed his grandmother 50 times in her Ganado, Arizona, home on Jan. 13, 2021.

KAYENTA, Ariz. — The 3A North Region football standings have shuffled after No. 1 Winslow suffered a loss to No. 2 Page last week.

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Next year, the Navajo-Hopi Relocation Act turns 50 years old. On Oct. 10, Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren heard stories of the historic tragedy and $598 million governmental failure that was dropped onto the Navajo Nation by Congress 13 years before he was born.

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