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Monday, February 3, 2020

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The Northern Arapaho Tribe welcomes home Chief Black Coal’s headdress. (Photo-Wyoming Public Media)

Chief Black Coal’s headdress returns to Northern Arapaho Tribe

Pre-construction of Keystone XL planned to begin this month

Heavily logged forest land in Alaska part of federal buyback

Thursday, January 30, 2020

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Members of the Trump administration’s task force on missing and murdered Indigenous people meets in Washington, D.C.  (Photo-Tami Heilemann)

Legislation in Oklahoma addresses missing and murdered Indigenous people

Federal task force on missing and murdered Indigenous people meets

Native women march in Rapid City to draw attention to Indigenous issues

 

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

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The Nesika Illahee affordable housing development in Portland. (Photo-Native American Youth and Family Center)

Menominee Tribe disappointed by court, but not deterred to protect wetlands from development

Lengthy legal battle continues over oil and gas lease on land held sacred to Blackfeet Nation

Tribes and Native groups celebrate tribal preference affordable housing development in Portland

Friday, January 24, 2020

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Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center teaches solar energy classes on the Pine Ridge reservation. (Photo-Lakota Solar Enterprises, Facebook)

Autopsy of missing Native teen shows cause of death from hypothermia

Renewable energy center on Pine Ridge teaches solar power classes

Alaska Native artist and founder of Native art center has died

Thursday, January 23, 2020

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Tribal leaders in New Orleans to show their support of the Indian Child Welfare Act. (Photo-Cherokee Nation, Twitter)

Federal appeals court rehears ICWA lawsuit

Oklahoma governor responds to gaming lawsuit

New Mexico tribal leader sees joint effort on state priorities

Tuesday, January 21, 2020

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Reno Red Cloud, left, stands with Black Hills attorney and author Mario Gonzalez. The two attended the open house at Mystic District headquarters of the U.S. Forest Service, to hear about another proposed gold exploration in the Hills. (Photo-Victoria Wicks)

Concerns raised about proposed mining near Silver City, South Dakota

Body of teenage girl who went missing in Montana found near rest stop

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