Native Voice One Podcast

Blackfeet Nation digging out of early-season snowstorm

Tribal veterans affairs agencies team up with researchers

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Former IHS doctor Stanley Patrick Weber convicted of child sex abuse in South Dakota

First Nation teen calls for water protection at United Nations Global Landscapes Forum

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First Nations organization outlines priorities for Canada’s parliamentary election

Testimony ends in tribal of former Indian Health Service doctor accused of child sex abuse

Bristol Bay leaders praise language in appropriations bill regarding Pebble Mine project

California celebrates Native American Day with daylong events at Capitol in Sacramento

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Testimony from Montana men heard in child sex abuse trial of former IHS doctor

Missing persons training to be held for people in eastern Montana

Mayor of Redding apologizes to Native Americans for past maltreatment

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Witnesses take stand in child sex abuse trial of former doctor on Pine Ridge reservation

Family of Native man shot by police believe non-lethal force should have been used

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Jury selected in the trial of former IHS doctor accused of child sex abuse.

And tribal leaders urge the F-C-C to expand broadband in Indian Country

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The Colville Tribe of Washington was in the winner circle at the Championship of Champions Indian relay horse races in Walla Walla, Washington. We appreciate our friends at Wrangler Jeans and Shirts for supporting the Horse Nations Indian Relay Council season finale. It is our privilege to provide the results from a championship Sunday afternoon and interview with a talented winning jockey Scotty Abrahamsson of Abrahamsson Relay.

A combination of the World Series and Super Bowl for Indian Horse Relay. As America’s oldest known competition, Indian Relay is exploding onto the scene as the world’s newest and most exciting extreme sport! The Championships are the culmination of over 18 grueling competitions sanctioned by the Horse Nation Indian Relay Council, held this season between Native Americans and First Nations of Canada athletes.

The Championship of Champions, Indian relay horse races started in Walla Walla, Washington. And enthusiastic crowd enjoyed a 13 race ticket with all the thrills and spills involved. We look forward to doubling our attendance from last year by championship Sunday afternoon. We have results from day one of three of the event sanction by the Horse Nations Indian Relay Council.

Child sex abuse trial in South Dakota begins for former IHS doctor Stanley Weber

Groundbreaking ceremony held for National Native American Veterans Memorial

Tribes work to protect wild rice as food and cultural resource in Northern Wisconsin

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