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Protestors Blockade Durango ICE Office After Reported Detention of Students and Parent

A protest grew outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Bodo Park yesterday, sparked by the detention ...
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KSUT Conversation: Enrique Orozco of Compañeros on Durango family’s detention and ICE protests

Ignacio, Colorado – KSUT Coversation with Enrique Orozco of Compañeros Four Corners Immigrant Resource Center discusses the ...
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Julian Brave NoiseCat’s survival story is both personal and ancestral

Julian’s new book, We Survived the Night, is part memoir, part indigenous history and part “coyote stories.” The book’s title ...
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With more no-confidence votes, there’s growing disappointment in Navajo Nation president

In the fallout, local officials from across the biggest reservation in the U.S. are signaling growing disapproval with his ...
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Navajo Technical University developing Missing and Murdered Diné Relatives database

Navajo Technical University, a school based in Crownpoint, New Mexico, is building a new database designed to be a hub for ...
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What we know about the devastating storm in Western Alaska

In the late night hours of Oct. 11, the remnant of Typhoon Halong slammed Alaska’s southwest coast, bringing hurricane-force winds and record flooding to numerous Alaska Native villages on the coast.
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Making apple cider is a sweet way to reduce bear conflicts

This story is part of a series following people who get up close to grizzly bears, as the debate rages on about whether they should remain protected by the Endangered Species Act. It was a big day for ...