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”It’s showing the kids in the community that fitness is just not something that’s boring. It helps you when it comes to life, later in life."

Most of us were shuffled into schools five days a week throughout our school careers, but that’s not the case for these White Shield students.

"If its new to you youre not Native. The 50-50 call — I guarantee you a lot of reservations know which way that’s going to go..."

     Well, that was a rather crisp snow storm that came through. The east/northeast wind was, as usual, awful. The snow sure covered a big area too. It even snowed in the valleys on the...

Great Plains Food Bank hopes that you will remember them on Giving Hearts Day,

Lissa Yellow Bird-Chase filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government after she was arrested during a traffic stop. A complaint alleged she was forced to remove her clothes in front of six BIA agents, including men, in an area where people could come and go.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

(Standing Rock, ND) -- A White Shield woman says she was the victim of racial profiling and dehumanizing treatment while at the Standing Rock Detention Center. The American Civil Liberties Union of North Dakota has filed a suit against the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs on behalf of Lissa Yellow Bird-Chase asking for more than two-million dollars in damages. Yellow Bird-Chase

Located in the ‘home of British brewing’, the announcement has angered British beer lovers

It's called the "devil's drug" and for good reason. Methamphetamine is so addictive that, at first, people thought that once you tasted this witch's brew, you would be addicted forever. Experts are finding that isn't necessarily true, but the cos...