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Helping Canada’s First Peoples tell their stories

Linda MacCannell’s exhibit shows connection to the land

Indigenous Peoples’ Day bill inspired by Fort Lewis College student

State legislation follows effort by Durango

Durango recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day over Columbus Day

Advocate hopes new label will encourage awareness

Navajo Nation on track for first utility-scale solar plant

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – A Navajo community south of Monument Valley will be home to the tribe’s first utility-scale solar plant capable of powering 7,700 homes on average. The $64 mill...

New operator for Navajo Mine

Bisti Fuels Company will take over Farmington operation

Fort Lewis College bids adieu to Columbus Day

Fort Lewis College has decided, after campaigning by students, to say goodbye to Columbus Day and hello to Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The designation was approved by the Associated ...

Former Colorado politician Nighthorse Campbell leads effort to honor Native American veterans

WASHINGTON D.C. – Ben Nighthorse Campbell – Korean War veteran, Olympic athlete and former Colorado politician – is honoring the service of his fellow Native American military veterans by he...

Pueblo leaders press for protection of sacred cultural sites Native Americans give perspectives on oil-and-gas development

Prominent members of the Santa Ana and Acoma pueblos are concerned oil and gas development could destroy sacred sites in the Four Corners. During a panel discussion Saturday at th...

Fall Round Dance

Lawyers argue Wind River boundary dispute before judges

CHEYENNE, Wyo. – A bitter dispute pitting Wyoming state government against two Indian tribes goes before a panel of federal judges next week to determine whether the City of Riverton and sur...

Hitting highway for hoops

Link between Navajo suicides, mine spill not clear

Tribe’s vice president skeptical waste release led to the deaths