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June 24, 2024
You may not need that jacket by lunch time. First alert meteorologist Sheena Parveen says for today it will feel like spring. It already looks like it. Good morning, nbc 10 news today. Im lauren mayk. Im vai sikahema. Lets bring in first alert meteorologist Sheena Parveen. Sheena, i guess were under two weeks from spring but it does feel like spring already, right . Come this weekend, we spring forward. We put the clocks forward an hour, we lose an hour of sleep but we gain more afternoon sunlig...
May 25, 2023
Lyle Jack wants to build a wind farm on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. But to make the project work, he has to connect that wind farm to the…
November 11, 2022
Mega garage sale 8 am – 4 pm both days, Nov 11-12. The Firehouse is loaded with donated items at bargain prices (watch for photos on Facebook.com/CotterFDA) along with a Silent Auction. Chili & Chicken Soup will
October 7, 2022
Cotter's Fire Chief, Lyle Jack has issued a burn ban for the city of Cotter. This adds Cotter to the growing list of areas where burn bans have been issued. On
October 27, 2021
CUPERTINO, Calif. — On Wednesday, Apple announced it has more than doubled the number of suppliers committed to using 100 percent clean energy over the last year. The 2030 goal
August 19, 2021
SD Intertribal Wind Project Gets Boost From Apple
August 17, 2021
CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA Apple today unveiled its first class of 15 Black- and Brown-owned businesses on the cutting edge of green technology and clean...
August 17, 2021
There are 15 organizations in the inaugural cohort of the Apple Impact Accelerator, ranging from a Native American-run renewable power company to one of the largest Latino-owned businesses in the United States.
March 4, 2021
Close Authorship For millenia, the ancestral homelands of the Oceti Sakowin or Lakota — the proper names for the people commonly known as the Sioux — spread across an area equivalent to 159 million acres. The territory included present day North and South Dakota, stretching into parts of Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana. After enduring the plights of colonial-settlerism, broken treaties, acts of genocide and mass disposition of land, the Oceti Sakowin ultimately we...