The Obama administration intends to seek resolution to a lawsuit filed by American Indian farmers who alleged discrimination in the granting of federal

Federal and tribal investigators are looking for witnesses and a missing car after a nun who spent 10 years at a mission church on the Navajo reservation was

Sen. Tom Udall is asking the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission to share plans for providing telephone service to Native American communities.

The first storm of the year came with a fury Wednesday night spreading a white blanket across the slopes of Ski Apache.

A curio shop that sold Native American crafts during Route 66's heyday has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Slot boss Daniel Roybal will now have decades in prison to think about the embezzlement from Sandia Casino prosecutors are calling one of the biggest such

Navajo lawmakers voted Monday to place the tribe's president on administrative leave, pending an investigation into allegations of ethical, civil or criminal

A Pojoaque Pueblo official who hit and killed a pedestrian stopped to roll the man over before fleeing, prosecutors allege based on a reconstruction of the

Federal prosecutors believe Pojoaque Pueblo Lt. Gov. Linda Diaz stopped her car after she struck and killed a pedestrian to move the body.

Officials said during a news conference Wednesday that there won't be many changes on the outside of what's now the Isleta Casino and Resort as it becomes the

What is now the Isleta Casino and Resort will soon become the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Albuquerque, and it could mean big business for the resort.

One of New Mexico’s largest Indian casinos will soon have a new look and a new name when Isleta Casino and Resort will become the Hard Rock Casino and Hotel

With $2 million in rock-and-roll memorabilia and more in renovations, the Isleta Casino and Resort just south of Albuquerque is set to become the Hard Rock

While Tohatchi Elementary School is a new building this year, with walls decorated with Navajo language posters and student artwork, the demographics of

A flood of good news in the form of cash has hit the Laguna Pueblo.