Kianna Joe

James Junes, left, and Ernest David Tsosie III are still going strong in this image from March of 2006.

James Junes, a Diné and Hopi comedian, 53, didn’t know tasting apple sauce would be so enticing after starving for 33 days for medical treatment.

THOREAU, N.M – To clean up uranium mine waste, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency offers solutions that, as far as Diné are concerned, aren’t solutions.

A trip to the Grand Canyon and decades-old memories of Dinétah and research on Diné inspired an artificial intelligence-generated series created by a non-Indigenous duo

On Wednesday, Dec. 6, 10 people were indicted for the rehabilitation home scams that target Indigenous people.

Navajo Times | Krista Allen Klee Benally makes a statement during a demonstration in this Jan. 14, 2018, photo. Benally and others urged the Flagstaff City Council to end its contract with the Arizona Snowbowl Ski Resort, which uses effluent to make artificial snow.

As the clock ticked, the president did not waste a single breath addressing the Nation, only to be questioned by the Council for hours.

Navajo Times | Kianna Joe A pair view a yé’ii rug displayed during the annual Navajo Rug Show and Sale in Scottsdale, Ariz., on Feb. 17. The event took place at the Holland Community Center Feb. 16-18.

Submitted Skills Native4 Courtesy | Western States Regional Council of Carpenters Jermal Slinkey of Ganado High (first place with 315 points), Deshaun Tsosie of Piñon High (second place with 295 points), and Donte Laughlin of Ganado High (third place with 290 points) are the winners of the construction and design competition at the 18th Annual Skills Native.

Courtesy | Tomás Karmelo Amaya/Kanion Ryan Allison, left, and Ty LodgePole, right, pose for a photo wearing caps with the Arizona Diamondbacks’ name and logo.