Jemez Pueblo News

Window Rock judge has issued a permanent injunction against a Tribal Council resolution that placed Navajo President Joe Shirley Jr.

For decades Jimmy Shendo struggled to get his rock music heard, but just as he was gaining the national attention his family said he deserved his life came to an end.

Jemez Pueblo is ready to study the geothermal energy potential locked thousands of feet beneath its rural reservation in northern New Mexico, but the federal government has yet to deliver the stimulus funds needed to start the work.

Jemez Pueblo is ready to study the geothermal energy potential locked thousands of feet beneath its reservation, but the federal government has yet to deliver the funds needed to start the work.

Monday's winter storm claimed the life of a New Mexico man who lost control of his truck near the county line on U.S. 550.

Crews worked Tuesday to restore power to thousands of New Mexicans after a strong winter storm passed through the state.

Two people are dead because of traffic accidents blamed on icy roads in New Mexico after the state was hit by heavy snows and strong winds.

A $5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy could jumpstart geothermal energy development at Jemez Pueblo.

The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded more than $10 million to explore geothermal energy projects in New Mexico.

Nearly two years ago, the Department of the Interior rejected a proposal by Jemez Pueblo to build a casino resort south of Las Cruces, saying that the project, almost 300 miles from the pueblo, was too far away to provide jobs for tribal members.

Albuquerque police said Friday that human remains found on the Jemez Pueblo are those of Ellen Roth, the Albuquerque school teacher who went missing in May.

Four tribal police departments in New Mexico have been awarded $1.25 million in grants from the federal government's Office of Community Policing Services.

Four tribal police departments in New Mexico have been awarded $1.25 million in grants from the federal government's Office of Community Policing Services.

It rained a bit the last two days, eh? And then in Monday's Journal there was an article about the ever increasingly urbanized bobcats of Placitas.

Former AG says Wilson's bringing up alleged FBI inquiry now is - meant to divert attention away from her extremely precarious legal situation' A new claim that the FBI probed a controversy surrounding Patricia Madrid three years ago has the former state attorney general once again defending herself against pay-to-play allegations.

Did the Sandoval County Sheriff's Department properly inform its officers that the 'Cookie Bandit' was armed and dangerous? That's a question being raised after a report surfaced, indicating that the department knew the bandit, Joseph Burgess, shot at one of their own last winter.

Nearly 1,000 Native American youths from across the country are gathering in Albuquerque, N.M. to discuss substance abuse solutions and participate in cultural and other activities.

In 2005, New Mexico Environment Department staff tested water in dozens of places on Jemez Mountain streams and found 34 new violations of state water-quality standards.

Albuquerque, New Mexico: Competing in five age divisions, ten individuals have been crowned national champions at the second annual Native American 5K National Championships hosted by the Native American Sports Council.