Jemez Pueblo News

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.

Photo: Isaiah Chinana, a member of Jemez Pueblo's Red Nation, performs with the musical group before a ribbon-cutting ceremony Sunday for the New Mexico History Museum.

The Valles Caldera National Preserve has awarded this year's grazing contract to a team of researchers from New Mexico State University, Jemez Pueblo and the New Mexico Beef Cattle Performance Association.

Santa Fe, NM The Institute of American Indian Arts hosts the 2009 Spring Homecoming Powwow Saturday, May 9, 2009 on the IAIA Campus located at 83 Avan Nu Po Road.

An impressive bronze sculpture by renowned artist Estella Loretto will grace the east entrance of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in memory of the Albuquerque Indian Hospital and its former Chief Medical Officer, Dr.

By THOMAS JENKINS Staff Writer Native American dance and culture will once again make its way to the Dorothy Garrett Coliseum this weekend, as the fifth annual Big Spring Powwow prepares to get under way.

Two American Indian casinos proposed for Southern New Mexico appear to be on hold for now, but that could change, depending on policies adopted by President Barack Obama's administration.

More than 40 authors turned out Saturday at the second New Mexico Book Fiesta a ' a monthly fair described as a farmers market for writers to sell their works directly to the public.

Bolo harmony in New Mexico, at last. New Mexico lawmakers gained a bit more sartorial freedom on Thursday when the House approved a rules change to allow its members and others to wear bolo ties in the House ...

New Mexico's official state tie may finally find acceptance in the House of Representatives.

Legalize the bolo: More than 20 years ago, the Legislature named the bolo the "official state tie or neckwear of New Mexico" in a memorial that declared people who wear bolos "shall be welcomed at all events or ...