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Thursday, May 19, 2022

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New probe into ‘most horrific’ residential school in Canada

Prince Charles asked for royal apology over residential schools during visit to Canada

Trial starts for two white men accused of shooting two Metis hunters

Feds plan to return 12k acres to Leech Lake Band in MN after mistakenly sold 75 years ago

Denver university latest to offer free tuition to Native students with CO connection

For years, Nome sexual assault reports go unanswered

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This series is in partnership with the Associated Press. It is supported by the Pulitzer Center and the Fund for Investigative Journalism. Read the AP in-depth reporting here. By Victoria Mckenzie Clarice Hardy opens the door to her mother’s bright-red house in Shaktoolik, Alaska, just yards from Norton Sound, a bay in the Bering Strait. […]

Parenting is Sacred

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By Antonia Gonzales and Sarah Gustavus Native parents in Los Angeles County are turning to the Southern California Indian Center for support. Families face a number of challenges living in a large urban area, and some parents may not have access to services and help with necessities or raising their children with their extended family […]

Legal battles continue, even as Whiteclay, Neb. liquor stores close doors

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The Nebraska Supreme Court says it will hear an appeal by four Whiteclay liquor stores forced to close by the state’s Liquor Control Commission. The Omaha World Herald reports the decision means the ultimate ruling over the closures will come sooner rather than later. It’s the latest in a back-and-forth legal battle playing out even as the stores in the tiny town on the edge of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation were forced to clear their shelves over the weekend.

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