Navajo Times

The Navajo Times, originally called Navajo Times Today in the early 1980s, is a newspaper that was established by the Navajo Tribal Council in 1959. In 1982, it became the first daily newspaper to be owned and published by a Native American Indian Nation. Currently, it operates independently and is published in English. Its main office is situated in Window Rock, Arizona.

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New PRs help area athletes to top finishes at state with 3 winning gold

4 days ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesALBUQUERQUE – New personal records were set for a handful of area athletes on the first day of the New Mexico state track meet. In Class 3A, Navajo Prep sophomore Elijah England improved his PR by over 23 seconds in the 3200-meter race while Laguna Acoma junior Tagoya Pedro bettered his by 25 seconds at the 2A level.
Hózhó Academy rallies past No. 3 seed Lordsburg, 12-11, in walk-off victory

6 days ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesGALLUP – A seventh inning rally by the Hózhó Academy Wolves put the Gallup charter school into the winner’s bracket of the New Mexico Class A/2A state softball playoffs.
Reporters Notebook | What the Giant Cannot See

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.
Dulce track star hopes to end prep career with a bang

1 week ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesREHOBOTH, N.M. – Dulce’s Jaren Johnson has some big shoes to fill for the upcoming New Mexico Class 2A state meet, which starts on Friday at the UNM Soccer-Track Complex in Albuquerque. The Dulce senior is looking to podium at least four times to match what his older brother, James, did at last year’s state meet. In his final prep track meet, James, podiumed four times last year.
Kashon Harrison shatters Shiprock Marathon record

1 week ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesSHIPROCK – A course record that stretches back over a decade was broken on Saturday morning during the 2025 Shiprock Marathon. Former University of Colorado standout Kashon Harrison completed the grueling 26.2-mile race with a time of 2:31:43, shattering the old record which was previously held by Chinle’s Shaun Martin. Harrison, who graduated at nearby Kirtland Central High, won Saturday’s race by a large margin with a blistering pace of 5:47 per mile.
Navajo Prep athletes looking for top finish at state

1 week ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesKIRTLAND, N.M. – Navajo Prep sophomore Elijah England is looking to medal in at least two of his running events at this week’s New Mexico Class 3A state meet, which gets underway on Friday at the UNM Soccer and Track Complex in Albuquerque. England is optimistic that he can win gold in the 1600- and 3200-meter races as he has posted some of the fastest times this year at the 3A level. His season best includes a 4:36 in the 1600 and a 10:23 in the 3200.
Zuni sprinter sets new school records at district meet

1 week ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesKIRTLAND, N.M. – Emilie Zunie displayed her competitive side at Saturday’s District 1-3A meet. The Zuni track star captured gold in four events as she won the 100, 200, 400, and long jump events. Zunie posted times of 12.89 seconds in the 100, 26.20 in the 200 and 61.60 in the 400. In the long jump she leaped 15-feet, 4.5 inches. With those top finishes, she is headed to the New Mexico Class 3A state meet with a full plate on her schedule.
Laguna Acoma junior eyeing three-peat in distance races at state

1 week ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesREHOBOTH, N.M. – Laguna Acoma junior Tagoya Pedro has laid the groundwork in becoming one of LA’s all-time greats in distance running. Pedro has seven state crowns under his belt, including six in track and field. The Laguna Acoma phenom is looking for a three-peat at this week’s New Mexico Class 2A state track meet as he is looking to defend his state crown in the 800, 1600 and 3200.
Page boys eyeing podium appearance at division meet

1 week ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesCROWNPOINT – The boys distance races for the Arizona Interscholastic Association Division IV meet will be stacked with runners from Page. Junior Symond Martin heads that list as the Sand Devils are looking to bring home several medals from one of the five division meets, which will be held at two different sites. The two-day Division IV meet is taking place at Red Mountain High School in Mesa, Arizona starting on Friday afternoon.
Hózhó softball team earns No. 6 seed in A/2A playoffs

1 week ago | navajotimes.com | Quentin Jodie

By Quentin JodieNavajo TimesGALLUP – The Hózhó Academy softball team is headed to the state playoffs in its inaugural varsity season. The Wolves capped the regular season with a 21-5 overall record, which includes a third-place finish in District 1-A/2A behind Rehoboth Christian and Laguna Acoma. Hózhó went 7-3 in district play. The state seedings were released on Sunday evening with Hózhó earning the No. 6 seed.