Navajo, NM

Navajo Prep's Gracin Vigil shakes his way around a group of defenders on his way to the end zone in the third quarter of a football game against Zuni, Friday, Sept. 4, 2026 at Navajo Prep Stadium. (Cyndi Frank/Special to The Tri-City Record)Cyndi Frank FARMINGTON – Senior quarterback Aden Clah threw five touchdown passes and […]

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Navajo Prep volleyball keeps perfect record intact with sweep over Gallup

Chieftain alum and first Navajo Nation member to be signed by NFL team presents message of hope and determination to hundreds inside Chieftain Pit

Candice is a wiggling, tail-wagging bundle of playful puppy now at the Aztec Animal Shelter. Courtesy Earlier this year, Best Friends Animal Society awarded 12 Phefelia H. Nez Scholarships at Southern Utah University to members of the Navajo Nation with a goal of increasing lifesaving for homeless pets on the Navajo Nation. This dramatic increase […]

Actor meets fans at Northern Edge Casino

Navajo Prep senior quarterback Aden Clah throws a short pass during a football game against Gallup on Friday at Eagles Field in Farmington. (Truman Begaye/Special to the Tri-City Record)Truman Begaye FARMINGTON – The Navajo Prep football team found redemption for last week’s season-opening loss against Raton, rolling past Gallup 45-14 at home Friday night. “This […]

A Shiprock woman faces federal charges after investigators said she drove drunk with three kids, hit a Navajo police unit and ran over an officer. The post Shiprock woman faces federal charges for allegedly running over police officer appeared first on KOB 4.

NAVAJO STATE PARK, N.M. - The New Mexico Aviation Division is advancing plans for a $1 million rehabilitation project at Navajo State Park Airport, al...

8/26 Navajo Police responded to a bear attack call along the Arizona/New Mexico Border, near Crystal, last Thursday. The 911 caller reported an adult male had been attacked and mauled by a black bear. Arriving officers shot the bear, but it ran into the forest. It was later located and neutralized. The victim died as a result of the attack. Officials say food and drought are the causes of most human-bear conflicts. Bears begin to wander into public areas looking for food and water.