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Representatives of the Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe joined in an alliance against the Keystone XL Pipeline in South Dakota. (Photo-July 2017, Treaty Alliance)
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This image of Jason Pero is making its way around social media. The Native teen was shot and killed by a sheriff’s deputy on the Bad River reservation in Wisconsin.
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Eriel Deranger discusses climate change and health at the recent American Public Health Association Conference in Atlanta. (Photo-Eriel Deranger, Twitter)
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Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation’s chicken coop is part of the organization’s Food Sovereignty Initiative. (Photo-Jerry Matthews)
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Shelter dogs are being paired with veterans in South Dakota. Tripp was matched with a Desert Storm veteran with PTSD to help him feel more comfortable in public. (Photo-Super Dogs for Super Heroes)
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The 10th Circuit Court ruled the city of Riverton, Wyoming is not inside the Wind River Indian Reservation boundary. The Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes want the case to go before the Supreme Court. (Screenshot)
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Merrick Kohn in character as Hot Cheeto Man at the 2017 Indigenous Comic Con 2 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (Photo-Tara Gatewood)
Wisconsin investigators release report on shooting death of Native teen
South Dakota reservations could be impacted by depleting water source
Indigenous comics, movies and games celebrated at event in New Mexico
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Lakota elder Marcella LeBeau is among the WWII veterans being honored with a banner in Rapid City, South Dakota. (Photo courtesy Bill Casper)
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Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate Chairman Dave Flute testifies before the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs. Flute urged for tribal consultation on health care. (Screenshot)
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Lakota men and women are part of the 10-month Thunder Valley CDC Workforce Development program, which offers hands-on learning. (Photo-Jerry Matthews)
