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For more than a year, employees of the Oglala Sioux Tribe Department of Public Safety have been working in cramped conditions, with some even performing their jobs in a hallway at the jail.
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Arts & Culture
Best Native American movies, series — the ones worth watching
A guide to the best Native American movies and series — from landmark Native-made films to major studio collaborations that got it right
Dentalium
From tradition to trend: Where to buy dentalium in today’s market
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Land & Water
Federal government appealing $28M award to North Dakota for pipeline protest costs
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Murdered & Missing Indigenous Peoples
North Dakota’s Feather Alert to roll out in August
After some reworking, law enforcement backs newest alert system
Editorials
Twin Buttes Powwow in North Dakota celebrates every child as a champion
Youth Night creates safe space for newcomers to the arena