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The Dakota Access Pipeline under construction last year in South Dakota (Photo: Lars Plougmann via Flickr/CC)
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
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Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye (seated, right) and Vice President Jonathan Nez sign a resolution making human trafficking within Navajo boundaries a criminal offense (Photo: Twitter via @VPNez)
Indigenous environmental proponents are among those watching Keystone XL pipeline hearings in Nebraska
The U-S EPA says it will not review Gold King Mine spill clean-up claims by the Navajo Nation
New law makes human trafficking a criminal offense on the Navajo Nation
Liquor establishments near the Pine Ridge Reservation see a jump in sales after Whiteclay beer stores close
Monday, August 7, 2017
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A group from Acoma Pueblo holds a banner at the New Mexico Senior Olympics. People from tribes across the state competed in summer games. (Photo-New Mexico Senior Olympics, Facebook)
Crow Nation leadership points to meth use as factor in deadly incident on reservation
Program being revised, which consolidates privately owned tribal land with multiple owners
Northwest tribe sees delisting of Yellowstone grizzly bear differently than other tribes
New Mexico Native American senior athletes say healthy living helps in competition
Friday, August 4, 2017
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EPA chief Scott Pruitt is in Colorado on the two-year anniversary of the Gold King Mine spill that contaminated the Animas and San Juan Rivers (Photo: Jonathan Thompson)
A federal appeals court upholds a domestic violence conviction against a Northern Cheyenne man
A Navajo Head Start official is under investigation for misuse of funds
The new head of the EPA is scheduled to tour the Gold King Mine to mark the two-year anniversary of a devastating toxic spill
Thursday, August 3, 2017
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Protesters lie in the street attempting to block a truck convoy carrying telescope equipment to Haleakala on Maui, Hawaii in this screenshot of video by Maui Now.com
Police in Hawaii arrest protesters trying to stop telescope construction
A Navajo Nation employee is charged with bringing a handgun onto the grounds of the U.S .Capitol
A report details the perspectives of Canadian indigenous women who say they were coerced to undergo sterilization procedures
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
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A guilty plea in the death of Ashlynne Mike in May 2016 (Photo: Antonia Gonzales)
The Trump administration is scaling back the Cobell land buy-back program
A man admits to abducting and murdering a Navajo girl last year
First Nations leaders push for a new approach in Canada’s missing and murdered women inquiry
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
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Ekwok community members arrive for a wellness camp graduation ceremony. For 30-days, participants tackled alcohol and drug addition with fishing and berry picking. (Photo- Avery Lill/KDLG)
Indian Health Service to close emergency and inpatient services in Rapid City
Fate of Native American style pole at Oregon County Fair still being decided
Yupik village teaches subsistence skills to those struggling with addiction
Monday, July 31, 2017
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Rapid City’s “Club For Boys” is now providing free meals to parents of members as a result of local sponsorship. (Photo-courtesy of Club For Boys)
Killing of whale in Alaska stirs controversy and raises legal questions
Man accused of murdering girl on Navajo land expected to change plea
South Dakota organization expands summer meal program for parents
Friday, July 28, 2017
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Conceptual design for 5,200 square-foot business incubator building planned for the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation. (Image-Four Bands Community Fund)
Tribal leaders among those concerned about fight over health care
Navajo college student examines ways to extract chemicals from water
Four Bands Community Fund receives grants to establish business center
Thursday, July 27, 2017
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The journal Science recently published a letter from an Associate Professor of Environmental Resources at NC State University, which says the Atlantic Coast Pipeline route cuts through tribal land. (Screenshot)
Court rulings in Canada warn companies to consult with Native people on development projects
Two Omaha, Nebraska police officers face assault charges in death of Native American man
NC State University professor says tribal concerns not fully heard in proposed pipeline project
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