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As Drought in the West Worsens, the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Faces a Dwindling Water Supply
Four Corners Public Radio | By Sarah Tory/The Colorado Sun Corey Robinson, Special To The Colorado TrustDue to record drought conditions, the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Farm & Ranch Enterprise in southwest Colorado is operating on a fraction of the water needed to...
Legacy of Indigenous Boarding Schools in Colorado Includes Unmarked Graves and Generational Scars
Four Corners Public Radio | By Claire Cleveland/CPR News Courtesy Of The Museum Of Western ColoradoThe Teller Institute was one of more than 350 federally run boarding schools in the U.S. to assimilate Native American children. It closed in 1911 and now a state...
San Juan Basin Public Health Update, July 27, 2021
Shutterstock/Shutterstock The Center for Disease Control is expected to announce new guidelines today on mask wearing for those that are vaccinated and returning to school. KSUT’s Sarah Flower spoke with Brian Devine, Deputy Incident Commander for COVID-19 Response...
San Juan Basin Public Health to Host Vaccine Clinics at KSUT Parties in the Park
Four Corners Public Radio Shutterstock/Shutterstock San Juan Basin Public Health will host vaccine clinics at KSUT’s two Parties in the Park in Durango this Friday and Pagosa Springs this Saturday. They will have two tents at each event – one for education and...
Local Covid Cases Continue to Increase Due to Delta Variant, and Unvaccinated Residents; Mercy Health Officials Urge Vaccination
By SARAH FLOWER Mercy Regional Medical Center With the latest number of Covid-19 cases trending upward and the Delta variant's rapid spread, health officials across the nation are concerned that the pandemic is heading in the wrong direction. Area doctors are...
The Motet, Afrobeatniks to Play KSUT’s Party in the Park Events In Durango and Pagosa Springs, July 30 and 31
Four Corners Public Radio | By Chris Aaland Tami Graham/The Afrobeatniks will open KSUT's Party in the Park in both Durango and Pagosa Springs. KSUT will hold two of its signature "Party in the Park" events this month – Friday, July 30 in Durango’s Buckley Park,...
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Headlines From Indian Country Today
- Southern Ute Indian Tribe moves to Phase III 'Protect Our Neighbor' and reopens tribal operations
- Seven arrested during healing prayer ceremony for Enbridge's Line 3 pipeline spills at the Mississippi Headwaters
- Cherokee Nation sees surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations, 90 percent of new cases among unvaccinated patients
- NDN Collective sends memo re: Link between Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives, climate crisis to Biden administration
- Interior and Justice Departments take next steps in implementation of Not Invisible Act
- Tenth Circuit rules in favor of Ute Indian Tribe and requires exhaustion of tribe's lawsuit against Lynn Becker
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