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While most of the people that come to Sturgis for the comradery, live music and the beauty of the Black Hills; there is also a disturbing reality.

While most of the people that come to Sturgis for the comradery, live music and the beauty of the Black Hills; there is also a disturbing reality.

While most of the people that come to Sturgis for the comradery, live music and the beauty of the Black Hills; there is also a disturbing reality.

While most of the people that come to Sturgis for the comradery, live music and the beauty of the Black Hills; there is also a disturbing reality.

While most of the people that come to Sturgis for the comradery, live music and the beauty of the Black Hills; there is also a disturbing reality.

Volunteers are needed July 29 to distribute soap and information that could potentially save lives and combat human trafficking during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

WENATCHEE — A Quinault Indian Nation teenager from Wenatchee turned a school project into a fundraiser for an organization that advocates for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW).

Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - Hundreds in Juneau dressed in red and painted their hands and faces red to symbolize the silence surrounding missing and murdered Indigenous people. They called and pled for more action to be taken.

May 5 marks the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, a movement to bring attention to the violence against Indigenous women and children.

The two South Dakota coordinators will look into missing and murdered Indigenous cold cases and human trafficking cases.