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- Mutilated bearDecapitated carcass found on Northern Cheyenne Reservation sliced open, missing paws
- Tribal SovereigntySolidarity grows for Tohono O’odham Nation in its fight against border wall
- ElectionsWithout a traditional moderated debate, New Mexico gubernatorial candidates sit for podcast interviews
- VolunteeringBlack Hills stewards look for help maintaining roadway Sept. 26
- WildfireIdaho state report shows mistakes made during prescribed burn on ranch co-owned by USDA undersecretary
- Traditional KnowledgeDene, Pauquachin, Choctaw and Diné traditional leaders featured in NOVA documentary
- Transition of powerNorthern Cheyenne court gives officials three days to avert ‘lawlessness,’ return government authority to original council members
- Child HealthAnnual pediatric health meeting for Native communities takes place in Portland
- Government to GovernmentTribes in Virginia step away from environmental cleanup collaborative
- WildfirePNW wildfires destroy tribal homes, pollute salmon waters, scorch camas and chokecherry fields
- Two-spirit leadershipMontana advocate celebrated for decades of public service
- HealthSaddle Lake Cree Nation pushed back against Alberta’s rules on gender affirming care
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The Daily Spark
Quick stories, must reads
- Mutilated bearDecapitated carcass found on Northern Cheyenne Reservation sliced open, missing paws
- Tribal SovereigntySolidarity grows for Tohono O’odham Nation in its fight against border wall
- ElectionsWithout a traditional moderated debate, New Mexico gubernatorial candidates sit for podcast interviews
- VolunteeringBlack Hills stewards look for help maintaining roadway Sept. 26
- WildfireIdaho state report shows mistakes made during prescribed burn on ranch co-owned by USDA undersecretary
- Traditional KnowledgeDene, Pauquachin, Choctaw and Diné traditional leaders featured in NOVA documentary
- Transition of powerNorthern Cheyenne court gives officials three days to avert ‘lawlessness,’ return government authority to original council members
- Child HealthAnnual pediatric health meeting for Native communities takes place in Portland
- Government to GovernmentTribes in Virginia step away from environmental cleanup collaborative
- WildfirePNW wildfires destroy tribal homes, pollute salmon waters, scorch camas and chokecherry fields
- Two-spirit leadershipMontana advocate celebrated for decades of public service
- HealthSaddle Lake Cree Nation pushed back against Alberta’s rules on gender affirming care
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The Battle of the Little Bighorn (Greasy Grass): Why it’s still being fought
150 years after the "Greasy Grass" victory, the Lakota and Cheyenne are planning a massive 2026 commemoration—and still refuse a $1.5 billion settlement for their land
