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1 week ago | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
By Krista AllenNavajo TimesHow do tribes across Indian Country view the Navajo Nation – its leaders, its government, and its place in Indian Country? The Navajo Times will answer that critical question through a bold, uncompromising investigation led by Reporter Nicholas House – one of the sharpest, most relentless young writers to emerge from our newsroom. This project marks a turning point.
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2 weeks ago | 
tvmovie.de | Fred Olen Ray |Luke Perry |Krista Allen |Tom Berenger
Heute08:10 - 09:3585 min. SilverlineUSA2009HorrorfilmAuf einer Insel im Pazifik lebt eine höchst giftige Schlangenart. Dr. Swanson soll für das US-Militär erforschen, ob man aus deren Gift eine Waffe entwickeln kann. Als es zu Spannungen zwischen China und den USA kommt, soll ein U-Boot Swanson und ihr Team evakuieren. Ein Forscher schmuggelt einige Schlangen an Bord. Als sie entkommen, sind Crew und Forscher mit den Killer-Schlangen eingesperrt.
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3 weeks ago | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
By Krista AllenNavajo TimesNAATSIS’ÁÁN-RAINBOW CITY, Utah – Students in Naatsis’áán Community School’s performing arts program are preparing for a big stage: a performance in Las Vegas, Nevada. “We’ve been performing all year,” said Ella Eltsosie, the school’s Navajo language teacher and performing arts leader.
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1 month ago | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
TÓNANEESDIZÍThe Pentagon on Wednesday restored webpages that highlighted the wartime contributions of the Navajo Code Talkers and other Native American veterans following backlash from tribes. The removal was part of a broader effort to eliminate military content promoting diversity, equity inclusion. This action followed President Donald Trump’s executive order that ended federal DEI programs.
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2 months ago | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
DADEESTŁIN HÓTSAA – Their goal is to share food and help communities in the region, said Victor J. Flores, the executive director of La Planta based in Tijeras, New Mexico.“We want to get into the communities and be there,” Flores said. La Planta, the Physicians Committee and former President Jonathan Nez and Phefelia Nez of Nez Consulting are organizing several plant-based food distribution events in the region.
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2 months ago | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
FLAGSTAFFThis slideshow requires JavaScript. A winter storm swept across northern Arizona on Friday, bringing heavy snowfall that caused a major traffic backup of over 15 miles on Interstate 40 westbound between Flagstaff and Williams. U.S. Route 89 north of Flagstaff also experienced significant congestion, with multiple vehicles sliding off the icy roadway and motorists parked along the route. According to the National Weather Service, the storm moved east out of the state by Saturday.
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2 months ago | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
DÁ’DEESTŁ’IN HÓTSAAFormer Navajo Nation Attorney General Ethel Branch is the Coconino County Attorney’s Office’s new civil deputy attorney. Branch, who served as the 11th and 13th attorney general of the Navajo Nation, is Bįįh Bitoodnii and born for Naakaii Dine’é. She was raised on her family’s ranch south of Tsiizizii. “We are thrilled to welcome Ethel Branch as a new civil deputy attorney for Coconino County,” said Coconino County Attorney Ammon Barker.
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Jan 27, 2025 | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
DADEESTŁIN HÓTSAACrystalyne Curley is fighting to maintain her role as the 25th Navajo Nation Council speaker. The Council delegates will decide whether to reelect her today, Jan. 27, when the Council convenes for the first day of the Winter Session, which will test her leadership over the past two years. “It’s just been work, work, work,” Curley said in an interview with the Navajo Times. “I do enjoy it.
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Oct 26, 2024 | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
WINDOW ROCKWhile vice-presidential candidate and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz spoke at a Native Americans for Harris-Walz campaign rally at the Navajo Nation Veterans Memorial Park, the Donald Trump campaign held a Zoom webinar with Navajo Republicans that included former Navajo Nation President Myron Lizer and Navajo Nation Council lobbyist Carlyle Begay, who discussed Walz’s visit to Diné Bikéyah.
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Aug 7, 2024 | 
navajotimes.com | Krista Allen
JÁDÍ, Ariz. – Leilah Young believes her family’s successful Diné-owned business is backed by her late grandmother’s spirit. Her family’s business, Dixie’s Lower Antelope Canyon Tours, has been in operation for more than a decade. On May 14, Young and her mother, Dixie Ellis, and their staff members they call family, celebrated their 10th anniversary of operating tours in Lower Antelope Canyon. “Ten years is a huge deal for us,” said Young, the CEO of Dixie’s Lower Antelope Canyon Tours.
