Friday, March 24, 2017

March 24, 2017 By Hannah Colton

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Energy Fuels is trying to remove the excess water from an especially wet winter at Canyon Mine, which is not currently operating. (photo: Laurel Morales, KJZZ’s Fronteras Desk)

An Oregon school district is the first to get state approval to keep its Native mascot

Water from a uranium mine near Grand Canyon National Park raises concerns for tribes and environmental groups

The Osage Nation votes to allow same-sex marriage

Advocates praise federal court decision reaffirming tribal custody rights under the Indian Child Welfare Act

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An Oregon school district is the first to get state approval to keep its Native mascot

Water from a uranium mine near Grand Canyon National Park raises concerns for tribes and environmental groups

The Osage Nation votes to allow same-sex marriage

Advocates praise federal court decision reaffirming tribal custody rights under the Indian Child Welfare Act

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