Border Patrol agent, 26, found dead along New Mexico trail

A U.S. Border Patrol agent on duty in a remote part of New Mexico was found dead last week, federal authorities confirmed Saturday.

Navajo Nation casinos remain closed amid COVID-19 pandemic

The tribe has three casinos in New Mexico near Farmington, Shiprock and Gallup, and one in Arizona east of Flagstaff. They have been closed since mid-March and will remain shuttered until at least June 7

Arizona reports 233 new coronavirus cases, 6 more known deaths

Arizona health officials are reporting six more known deaths from the coronavirus outbreak with 233 new cases of COVID-19.

Arizona county leads in COVID-19-cases on Navajo Nation

Arizona’s Apache County has now surpassed neighboring McKinley County in New Mexico as having the most COIVD-19 cases on the Navajo Nation.

Senators seek to designate Gila River as 'wild and scenic'

Supporters say the project is vital to supplying communities and irrigation districts with a new source of water as drought persists.

New Mexico governor extends Navajo Nation gateway lockdown

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced she will extend the lockdown on a western New Mexico city to help stop the spread of COVID-19 on the Navajo Nation.

Brother of suspect in murder of Mennonite woman arrested in Phoenix

Officials with the Coconino County Sheriff's Office say another arrest has been made in connection with the murder of a Mennonite woman whose body was found off a forest road in northern Arizona.

Airman charged with murder in death of Sunday school teacher

Prosecutors in Arizona have filed murder, kidnapping and theft charges against a U.S. Air Force airman suspected in the death of a Sunday school teacher who had been living in New Mexico.

Navajo Nation sues Federal government over COVID-19 funding

Officials with the Navajo Nation announced a lawsuit against the Federal government over what the way COVID-19 funding for tribal governments is being handled.

Amid coronavirus outbreak, Navajo Nation extends weekend curfew

The Navajo Nation has extended its weekend lockdowns preventing people from leaving their homes, except in emergencies, on the vast expanse of land that has been harder hit by the coronavirus than any other Native American reservation in the U.S.

Navajo Nation considering more curfews in ongoing efforts to halt spread of COVID-19

Officials with the Navajo Nation say they are looking at curfews similar to a 57-hour weekend curfew that was instituted recently in order to stop the spread of COVID-19 within their territory.

New Mexico wind farm to provide power for Arizona customers

Federal land managers have finished an environmental review of a planned 100-megawatt wind farm near the Arizona-New Mexico border.

Arizona sees 8th coronavirus death as cases surpass 500

The Arizona Department of Health Services confirmed that 508 cases have now been reported. More than half are in Maricopa County. All but two eastern counties — Gila and Greenlee — now have cases.