Press Room

Rehoboth Christian Lynx finish the 2026 season as Class 2A state runner-up, falling to Texico 58–46 after a strong playoff run.

Kirtland Central defeats Gallup 52–33 to win the 2026 New Mexico Class 4A title at The Pit, securing the Lady Broncos’ historic 22nd state championship.

Santa Fe Indian School defeats Navajo Prep 43–35 to win the 2026 Class 3A New Mexico Girls State Championship at The Pit in Albuquerque.

Kaiyah Benally of Sandia High is named 2025–26 Gatorade New Mexico Girls Basketball Player of the Year, honoring excellence in athletics, academics, and leadership.

NTUA lifts Moenkopi Wash advisory after Tuba City wastewater overflow. Tests show all levels safe; monitoring continues as officials stress infrastructure upgrades.

Scholarship opportunities open for the 2026–2027 academic year. Navajo and Native students are encouraged to apply early and complete FAFSA.

President Buu Nygren highlights major progress expanding electricity across the Navajo Nation, bringing power to hundreds of homes and investing $47M in infrastructure.

President Nygren urges Congress to pass S. 953 water settlement to bring reliable water to Navajo families and strengthen Colorado River Basin cooperation.

Nygren and NTUA leaders meet with USDA to pursue federal funding for Navajo utility, water, broadband, and infrastructure projects across rural communities.

The Diné Native Plants Program grew nearly 20,000 native plants in 2025, supporting restoration, traditional knowledge, and ecological stewardship across the Navajo Nation.