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During this COVID-19 emergency, we are all doing our best to self-distance, avoid getting sick, and slow the spread of this terrible virus. At Cherokee Nation, we are slowly reopening businesses and governmental offices while still utilizing telework principles to keep everyone safe to accomplish the essential work of our tribal government.

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5,082 recoveries, 55 new cases, one more death related to COVID-19 reported as Navajo Nation’s travel advisory remains in effect

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Alaska Native artists have been mask-making like mad since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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94 new cases, 12 more deaths related to COVID-19 reported as 57-hour weekend lockdown remains in effect

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PHOENIX — Navajo Nation Vice President Myron Lizer was roundly criticized on social media Tuesday for attending a “Students for Trump” event in Phoenix on the Navajo Nation’s tab, but Lizer said Wednesday he used the event as an opportunity to corner some key congress people.

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42 new cases, two more deaths related to COVID-19 reported as 57-hour weekend lockdown takes effect

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42 new cases, two more deaths related to COVID-19 reported as 57-hour weekend lockdown takes effect

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Menominee Tribal Police Ask for Public for Assistance in Locating Missing Katelyn Kelley 

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MENOMINEE INDIAN RESERVATION — Menominee Tribal Police continue investigation to try and obtain new information to help push the case of missing Katelyn Kelley forward. Menominee Tribal Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating missing Katelyn Kelley. 

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3,859 recoveries, 121 new cases, one new death related  to COVID-19 reported as health care officials push for COVID-19 patients to report to isolation sites

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Navajo Nation officials are now recommending individuals who test positive for COVID-19 spend two weeks in isolation, if they cannot stay in a separate room at home. In many cases, on the nation's largest reservation, homes house multiple generations, which makes it difficult to keep the others from becoming contaminated with COVID-19.