Douglas Merri The Anasazi often covered rock walls near their settlements with paintings and carvings of sheep, snakes, lizard-men and other animals and symbols. The outlines to the left were made ...

The making of a Navajo sand painting is an exercise in meticulousness. Artists use natural materials such as crushed ...

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren was in Washington earlier in April to watch President Donald Trump sign an order aimed at revitalizing the coal industry. Coal mines and coal-fired power plants ...

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren failed to deliver a progress report at the Council's spring session, sending a message that he was in Washington, D.C. The Navajo Council subpoenaed Nygren ...

That hasn’t been the case for decades across the Navajo Nation. “I want to be clear this isn’t just about meeting a need, it’s about righting a wrong. No community in America should have ...

PROVO — A crew from Provo Power is helping electrify the Navajo Nation, where many lack access to power. "It is hard to believe there are people who don't have that basic conveniences that so ...

KOB 4 spoke with the Navajo Transitional Energy Company about those scaled-back regulations and what they could mean for the future of coal production. Since 2013, the Navajo Transitional Energy ...

The symbols are an example of the type of phenomena, natural and human-created as revealed by the camera as the space station, located some 250 miles above Earth. These letter-like patterns are in ...

A camera affixed to the International Space Station recently spotted some curious symbols amid a barren desert landscape. "This caught our attention," Charles Black, the founder of the Earth and ...

Thousands of Confederate symbols are standing in public spaces around the nation despite ongoing efforts to have them removed or renamed. More than 2,000 Confederate symbols, including 685 ...

"Possibly the symbols and representations of figures on the bracelets are related to pre-Hispanic cosmogony regarding creation and fertility," said Miguel Pérez from INAH, according to HeritageDaily.