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When the small, independent Newry school flooded in December, Pastor Tim LeConey made room for them at the Bethel church.

The Northwestern Band of Shoshone marked a somber day Monday on the anniversary of the single deadliest attack on Native Americans in the history of the west.

The tribe is reclaiming their gathering place and returning water to the Great Salt Lake.

2002—Qassem Suleimani, Commander of the Quds Force—who had been considering a rapprochement between Iran and the U.S.—goes ballistic after George W.[MD] Bush’s…

USAC Announces Appointment of Jeffrey Fink as Vice President & General ...

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Weber Human Services is looking for people who can help Northern Utah nonprofits. For more information on volunteer opportunities or to post an opportunity for

In January of 1863, near what’s now known as Preston, Idaho, the largest massacre of Native Americans in United States history occurred — causing an estimated 500 members of the

When Yurok citizen Taralyn Ipina's sister went missing in the San Francisco area last year, her hope rested on the state’s newly implemented Feather Alert system. Launched Jan. 1, 2023, the statewide alert system for missing Indigenous people held the promise of aiding in search and recovery efforts. After six days with no word nor sighting of her sister, Ipina's request for the Feather Alert was rejected.

A year after state legislation went into effect that solidified the feather alert system in California, which notifies the public about Indigenous people who have gone missing similar to an AMBER alert, legislators, tribal leaders and police representatives met Wednesday in Sacramento. Hosted by Assemblymember James C. Ramos, who authored the legislation, the Assembly Select Committee on Native American Affairs hearing hashed out how the system has gone so far.