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Sacred Stone Camp representatives are invited to host information and education booths at the United Tribes Technical College Tribal Leaders Summit and Powwow. (Photo-UTTC, Facebook)

Tribal leaders to discuss Dakota Access Pipeline at tribal college summit

Government report shows high smoking rate among Native Americans

Tribal radio stations bring diversity to public media in the United States

The Sioux San hospital in South Dakota is expected to pass federal accreditation. (Photo-Lee Strubinger)

South Dakota U.S. lawmaker expects Rapid City Indian hospital to pass federal standards

Federal judge approves warrant for officials to try to retrieve sacred Native American item

Navajo Nation flags at half-staff for police officer Leander Frank killed responding to a call

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Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and Washington state tribes gather to oppose Dakota Access Pipeline.

Men from Manitoba First Nation learn they were switched at birth

Washington state tribes join Standing Rock to oppose pipeline

South Dakota Indian educator seeks ways to improve ACT scores

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Images of works from the Decolonizing Alaska show. (Image-Bunnell Street Arts Center)

Officials say progress being made on fire on Spokane reservation

Washington tribal leaders to stand tonight with Standing Rock

Art exhibit in Homer expresses concept “Decolonizing Alaska”

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Protesters stand nearby as earth-moving equipment works in North Dakota (Photo: Screen shot from Unicorn Riot video)

The Army Corps of Engineers continues to review a key permit for the Dakota Access Oil Pipeline

At least ten former Navajo leaders are sentenced in a 2010 financial scandal

An Oregon prison holds its first powwow

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Health experts gather for a health summit on the Prairie Band of Potawatomi reservation in Kansas. (Photo-Chris Reed)

Tribal leader says tribal opposition of pipeline cannot be ignored 

Experts examine ways to improve health of Native people in Kansas

Lakota people among Native Arts and Cultures Foundation fellows

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Protesters gather on a bridge over the Missouri River to make a statement against the Dakota Access Pipeline (Photo: No Dakota Access in Treaty Territory Facebook)

The Dakota Access Pipeline fight heads to a Washington D.C. courtroom

Plaintiffs welcome the start of a landmark $1.3 billion lawsuit in Canada

Former Navajo leaders face prison time for a 2010 bribery scandal