Motorcycle Rally Honors Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives
On Sunday, tribal members and motorcyclists honored Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (MMIR) as part of the Four Corners Motorcycle Rally in Durango.
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By Sarah Flower
History Colorado Finds Burial Sites at Fort Lewis Indian Boarding School
A long-awaited summary of the experiences of Indigenous people at the Fort Lewis Indian Board School was released today by History Colorado. The document was written in agreement with the Federal Indian Boarding School research program or House Bill 22-1327 which was signed into law last May. Tribal Radio’s Sarah Flower reports on the findings.
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KUNM | By Alice Fordham
Fake ‘sober homes’ targeting Native Americans scam millions from taxpayers
“I wanted to get sober,” says Wendell Smith. “And I wanted to get back on my feet again.” He was living on the White Mountain Apache Indian reservation, when some people offered to fly him to Phoenix to live in a sober home and get the services he wanted.
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By Sarah Flower
La Plata County Lifts Fire Restrictions, but Caution Remains
La Plata County is lifting fire restrictions. Officials are cautiously optimistic about lifting these restrictions due to the recent rain showers the area is seeing. Tribal Radio’s Sarah Flower has more
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By Clark Adomaitis
Southern Ute Museum recognizes Russell Box Sr.’s lifetime of artistry with new exhibit
Russell Box Sr. is an 88-year-old Southern Ute elder who has been painting since childhood. He started making art regularly while attending boarding school in Santa Fe. His paintings often symbolically depict animals to show relationships between people, nature, and the Creator.
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