Sunnie Clahchischiligi
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A broken system: The number of Indigenous people who died from coronavirus may never be known
This story is produced by the Indigenous Investigative Collective, a project of the Native American Journalists Association in partnership with High Country News, Indian Country Today, National Native News and Searchlight New Mexico. It was produced ... → Read More
A broken system: The number of Indigenous people who died from coronavirus may never be known — High Country News – Know the West
From medical health privacy laws to a maze of siloed information systems, the true impact of COVID-19 on American Indian and Alaska Natives is impossible to calculate. → Read More
Navajo Prep grad signs with ACU
When Lance Morris was in middle school he saw older Navajo boys leave the reservation one by one. → Read More
Newcomb coach will miss fans, players, community
After spending five seasons bringing the Newcomb High boys’ basketball team to life, Dominique Richardson thought his feet were planted in New Mexico. → Read More
The Navajo Nation Is Facing the Coronavirus, Too
Coronavirus in the Navajo Nation exposes underlying vulnerabilities. → Read More
‘A bummer for everybody’: Shiprock Marathon canceled
For the first time in 37 years no one will cross the finish line of the Shiprock Marathon. → Read More
Returning to his roots: Stovall to take over Aztec football program
After years of moving up and down the state of New Mexico, Eric Stovall has returned to a very familiar place. → Read More
Female Diné coaches take stage at state final
Between waking up on championship Friday and stepping onto Dreamstyle Arena, Rainy Crisp realized something. → Read More
Newcomb boys learn character in trip to Pit
For many, the Newcomb boys’ basketball team didn’t belong in Dreamstyle Arena. → Read More
Gallup boys miss fans, lose in semifinal
The Gallup High boys’ basketball 2019-20 season came down to responses they didn’t have. → Read More
KC girls to play Los Lunas in 4A title game
Thursday was just another day of handling business for the Kirtland Central Lady Broncos. → Read More
Lady Broncs thrive on pressure; PV also still in the dance
The deafening crowd, high-pressure game, and the test of composure is exactly what the Kirtland Central High School girls’ basketball team lives for. → Read More
Aztec sibs encourage each other to wrestling titles
Princess Altisi and Malcolm Altisi knew it was their year. → Read More
Being cut from b-ball fortuitous for KC wrestler
Jojera Dodge always thought she was going to be a basketball player. → Read More
A look back at 2019
If there was a year for local teams and athletes to make their marks on the sports world it was 2019. → Read More
All-Star keynote: Student-athletes have all the tools to succeed in life
Kaori Robertson always wondered what it felt like to stand among the best of the best Navajo high school athletes. → Read More
With lineup finally complete, Navajo Pine stays in the blue zone
At the start of the last few seasons, Galvin Curley and Michael Marshall took some time to share a small bit of information with their teammates. → Read More
Steady improvement propels Wingate junior to title
Meet by meet, Wingate junior Jewels Leslie saw a little bit of improvement this season. → Read More
Diné fighter eyes door to UFC
After winning the professional lightweight title earlier this year, Randy Yellowhair is ready for more. → Read More
Bigfoot theme draws runners to last JMI
It took Sharon Albert a nearly 200-mile drive and a Bigfoot theme to finally get her to very first Just Move It. → Read More