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Mescalero Apache Tribe battles 2 NM wildfires on reservation
New details explain lack of patients at Rapid City clinic for Native women
Cherokee Nation celebrates Juneteenth, citizens of Freedmen descent
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Feds slate nearly $13m for water projects in two SD communities
New Lily Gladstone film ‘Fancy Dress’ hits theaters this week
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Rosebud Sioux Tribe pulls funding for Native Women’s Health Clinic
Diné College, ASU collaborate on new Navajo Law undergrad program
White Earth Nation to get $1.75m from US for expanding solar array
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NE tribe hopeful new solution can end 5 year-old ‘no drink’ order
Head of Rapid City schools apologizes for using term ‘Indian time’
Manitoba takes first steps towards search of Prairie Green Landfill
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Peltier supporters outlined re-entry plan during parole hearing
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe passes resolution for ceasefire in Palestine
Updated Yellowstone bison plan calls for population increase
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Dems spend $2m in GOP-leaning states like SD to register voters
New WI website shares Indigenous knowledge to fight climate change
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Native leaders and Leonard Peltier’s attorney say they’re continuing to advocate for his release from prison and plan to increase awareness efforts of their calls for freedom ahead of a possible July 11 parole board decision. Peltier had a parole hearing on Monday and his supporters held a Zoom call on Tuesday.
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Parole board has 3 weeks to rule on Peltier’s fate in prison
Tribes consider impact of recent SCOTUS ruling on healthcare costs
CA’s National Indigenous Peoples Day events set for June 21
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Antonia Gonzales and National Native News present highlights of the 2024 Native Youth Olympic (NYO) Games in Anchorage, Alaska. Athletes, coaches, and spectators brought the energy and personality to the games held this spring. The traditional games, which were originally depended on for survival, continue to develop the strength and skill of generations of Alaskan Native people. The NYO carries on the games by encouraging young people to strive for their personal best.
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Peltier gets 1st parole hearing in 15 years amid declining health
US Navy christens USNS Cherokee Nation during ceremony
Mother-daughter team win Best of Show at Juneau’s Celebration
