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Navajo Nation opens flagship casino in Arizona
The Navajo Nation has opened its first casino in the state, the Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort, named after an old trading post, diner and gas station where red and gold twin arrows aimed at the ground remind motorists of what once was the "best little" stop on the interstate.
Second lady of the United States, Jill Biden speaks at the Navajo Technical College graduation ceremony on Friday in Crownpoint.
Navajo Nation opens flagship casino in Arizona
The Navajo Nation has opened its first casino in the state, the Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort, named after an old trading post, diner and gas station where red and gold twin arrows aimed at the ground remind motorists of what once was the "best little" stop on the interstate.
Ex-NM paramedic gets 41 1/2 years for arroyo rape
A former Gallup paramedic convicted of raping of an 11-year-old boy in an Albuquerque arroyo was sentenced Friday to more than 40 years in prison after the victim's family gave emotional statements and the victim publicly forgave his convicted attacker in a letter.
Gallup's school district serving healthier meals
Talk to any school nutritionist and they'll tell you one of the hardest things about getting kids to eat healthy is finding foods they also like.
T or C appears on hate-tweet map
A new study measuring hate speech on twitter shows some of the most hateful tweets sent out in New Mexico came from the Truth or Consequences area.
'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive is Saturday
Santa Fe - To tackle the serious issue of hunger faced by millions of older adults, AARP and AARP Foundation announced that on Saturday, May 11, they are joining the National Association of Letter Carriers and the U.S. Postal Service's 21st annual food drive to help "Stamp Out Hunger." On the second Saturday in May each year, in America's largest ... (more)
Body found in car trunk was Albuquerque man
A pair of homeless women plotted to kill an Albuquerque man following a sexual escapade because they wanted his car and because "he tried to 'rape' them at his house," according to a criminal complaint.
Reported HIV cases spike on Navajo Nation
Four Corners Project: A collaborative effort between the Nanizhoozhi Center, the Navajo Nation and the University of New Mexico.
Police Blotter: Man struck by car near Gallup
Tohatchi man was reported to still be in serious condition Tuesday at the Gallup Indian Medical Center after being struck by a car on Saturday.
Advocates plan 'May Day' NM immigration rallies
Advocates for immigration reform are holding rallies and prayer events across New Mexico in an effort to push a federal immigration proposal.
Police ID suspect in Gallup homicide
Delgarito, also known as "Ace-King", is believed to have severely beaten a man near Earl's Restaurant along Highway 66 in Gallup last November.