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Environment | National
Jaclyn Lanae: Another Earth Day is upon us. Here's how you can get involved (April 20, 2018)
There are many reasons to gather together around a single idea, a particular cause but Earth Day is perhaps the single most important cause.
Jaclyn Lanae: Another Earth Day is upon us. Here's how you can get involved (April 20, 2018)
There are many reasons to gather together around a single idea, a particular cause but Earth Day is perhaps the single most important cause.
National | Sports
Native Sun News Today: Native youth lacrosse team banned by league (April 12, 2018)
A lacrosse team, made up primarily of Native teens, has been banned from a league in South Dakota, ironically in a game which has its roots in indigenous nations.
Native Sun News Today: Native youth lacrosse team banned by league (April 12, 2018)
A lacrosse team, made up primarily of Native teens, has been banned from a league in South Dakota, ironically in a game which has its roots in indigenous nations.
Health | Opinion
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn: The Indian Health Service exists for Indian people (April 6, 2018)
There is no question that health service, a treaty right and obligation to the Great Sioux Nation, is a disgrace to an underserved population here in our area.
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn: The Indian Health Service exists for Indian people (April 6, 2018)
There is no question that health service, a treaty right and obligation to the Great Sioux Nation, is a disgrace to an underserved population here in our area.
National
Native Sun News Today: Former gang leader mentors Native youth (March 28, 2018)
A former Rapid City gang leader has overcome the odds and has forgiven his past to become a recipient of a Bush Foundation Grant.
Native Sun News Today: Former gang leader mentors Native youth (March 28, 2018)
A former Rapid City gang leader has overcome the odds and has forgiven his past to become a recipient of a Bush Foundation Grant.
Law | National
Native Sun News Today: Young Lakota inmate learns lesson from brutal crime (March 13, 2018)
Carlos Christopher Quevedo, 18, is set to be sentenced for second degree murder for the brutal stabbing death of a convenience store clerk in South Dakota.
Native Sun News Today: Young Lakota inmate learns lesson from brutal crime (March 13, 2018)
Carlos Christopher Quevedo, 18, is set to be sentenced for second degree murder for the brutal stabbing death of a convenience store clerk in South Dakota.
National
Native Sun News Today: Native 'undesirables' look for a home in Rapid City (January 24, 2018)
As Rapid City continues to put the clamp down on the homeless and addicted population, many being Native American, dislocation and relocation seems to be the roundabout solution.
Native Sun News Today: Native 'undesirables' look for a home in Rapid City (January 24, 2018)
As Rapid City continues to put the clamp down on the homeless and addicted population, many being Native American, dislocation and relocation seems to be the roundabout solution.
National | Sports
Native Sun News Today: Lakota Nation Invitational ends with overtime thriller (January 8, 2018)
'We thought we could jump on them and get them spooked,' Crow Creek Head Coach Billy Jo Sazue said
Native Sun News Today: Lakota Nation Invitational ends with overtime thriller (January 8, 2018)
'We thought we could jump on them and get them spooked,' Crow Creek Head Coach Billy Jo Sazue said
National
Native Sun News Today: Family raises awareness after Lakota man dies in Rapid City (December 12, 2017)
The family of a man killed in a pedestrian accident in November gathered to pray and bring awareness to pedestrian safety in North Rapid City.
Native Sun News Today: Family raises awareness after Lakota man dies in Rapid City (December 12, 2017)
The family of a man killed in a pedestrian accident in November gathered to pray and bring awareness to pedestrian safety in North Rapid City.
Arts & Entertainment | National
Native Sun News Today: Lakota father and son make history with art exhibition (December 4, 2017)
The Dahl Arts Center near downtown Rapid City, South Dakota, is featuring the first ever Lakota father/son art exhibit.
Native Sun News Today: Lakota father and son make history with art exhibition (December 4, 2017)
The Dahl Arts Center near downtown Rapid City, South Dakota, is featuring the first ever Lakota father/son art exhibit.
National
Native Sun News Today: Center offers 'HOPE' for Native community in Rapid City (November 29, 2017)
Native Americans are overrepresented in the homeless population and make up 70% to 80% of the people who utilize the HOPE Center in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Native Sun News Today: Center offers 'HOPE' for Native community in Rapid City (November 29, 2017)
Native Americans are overrepresented in the homeless population and make up 70% to 80% of the people who utilize the HOPE Center in Rapid City, South Dakota.
National
Native Sun News Today: First Nations Sculpture Garden dedicated in South Dakota (November 27, 2017)
Busts of four prominent tribal citizens were unveiled at the First Nations Sculpture Garden in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Native Sun News Today: First Nations Sculpture Garden dedicated in South Dakota (November 27, 2017)
Busts of four prominent tribal citizens were unveiled at the First Nations Sculpture Garden in Rapid City, South Dakota.
National
Native Sun News Today: Lakota Sewing Circle fosters a sense of community (November 21, 2017)
Lisa Iron Cloud was 33 years old when she started the Lakota Sewing Club in Wounded Knee, but she was just a child when she first felt the impact of that tradition.
Native Sun News Today: Lakota Sewing Circle fosters a sense of community (November 21, 2017)
Lisa Iron Cloud was 33 years old when she started the Lakota Sewing Club in Wounded Knee, but she was just a child when she first felt the impact of that tradition.
National
DVIDS: Native community shares culture with Air Force base in South Dakota (November 20, 2017)
For the first time, the Ellsworth Air Force Base Diversity Council worked with Mniluzahan Okolakiciyapi Ambassadors, a local organization, to build bridges between the native and non-native communities of Rapid City.
DVIDS: Native community shares culture with Air Force base in South Dakota (November 20, 2017)
For the first time, the Ellsworth Air Force Base Diversity Council worked with Mniluzahan Okolakiciyapi Ambassadors, a local organization, to build bridges between the native and non-native communities of Rapid City.
Education | National
Native Sun News Today: Center for Native youth starts work on new building in Rapid City (November 7, 2017)
Frigid temperatures and a biting Arctic wind were not enough to keep the first shovel blade of dirt from being turned over at the groundbreaking ceremony for Rural American Initiative’s new $6.9 million Head Start and community center.
Native Sun News Today: Center for Native youth starts work on new building in Rapid City (November 7, 2017)
Frigid temperatures and a biting Arctic wind were not enough to keep the first shovel blade of dirt from being turned over at the groundbreaking ceremony for Rural American Initiative’s new $6.9 million Head Start and community center.
Arts & Entertainment | National
Native Sun News Today: New creative space forms community around Indian artists (October 24, 2017)
Racing Magpie owner Peter Strong sees art as a solution. A tool for communication, a vehicle for change.
Native Sun News Today: New creative space forms community around Indian artists (October 24, 2017)
Racing Magpie owner Peter Strong sees art as a solution. A tool for communication, a vehicle for change.
National
Native Sun News Today: Rapid City turns out for Native American Day parade (October 11, 2017)
Few people recognize that a remarkable thing happened when South Dakota proclaimed 1990 as the 'Year of Reconciliation" between the first Americans and more recent arrivals.
Native Sun News Today: Rapid City turns out for Native American Day parade (October 11, 2017)
Few people recognize that a remarkable thing happened when South Dakota proclaimed 1990 as the 'Year of Reconciliation" between the first Americans and more recent arrivals.
Opinion
Ivan Star Comes Out: Yet another incident of racism at a restaurant in Rapid City (September 14, 2017)
Based on our past encounters with racist activity and knowing we will face the potency of the Rapid City government, we now quietly take our money elsewhere.
Ivan Star Comes Out: Yet another incident of racism at a restaurant in Rapid City (September 14, 2017)
Based on our past encounters with racist activity and knowing we will face the potency of the Rapid City government, we now quietly take our money elsewhere.
Opinion | Sports
Native Sun News Today Editorial: It's never too early to talk about the Lakota Nation Invitational (September 6, 2017)
We know it is still a little early to talk about the Lakota Nation Invitational, a tournament that even made the pages of Sports Illustrated Magazine.
Native Sun News Today Editorial: It's never too early to talk about the Lakota Nation Invitational (September 6, 2017)
We know it is still a little early to talk about the Lakota Nation Invitational, a tournament that even made the pages of Sports Illustrated Magazine.
Opinion
Ivan Star Comes Out: Indian people can spend our money elsewhere in the face of racism (August 24, 2017)
When local and national media outlets are incessantly spewing news items promoting the 'master race' fallacy, how does one deal with the resulting ethnic intolerance and hatred?
Ivan Star Comes Out: Indian people can spend our money elsewhere in the face of racism (August 24, 2017)
When local and national media outlets are incessantly spewing news items promoting the 'master race' fallacy, how does one deal with the resulting ethnic intolerance and hatred?
Education | National
Native Sun News Today: Indian academics join March for Science (May 1, 2017)
More than 1,200 indigenous scientists, scholars and allies worldwide signed a declaration to endorse the March for Science.
Native Sun News Today: Indian academics join March for Science (May 1, 2017)
More than 1,200 indigenous scientists, scholars and allies worldwide signed a declaration to endorse the March for Science.
Opinion
Ivan Star Comes Out: Why are we still dealing with racism today? (April 27, 2017)
An education process for Native people to help them to understand racism in America is in order.
Ivan Star Comes Out: Why are we still dealing with racism today? (April 27, 2017)
An education process for Native people to help them to understand racism in America is in order.
Arts & Entertainment | Business | National
Native Sun News Today: Cheyenne River Sioux citizen opens bookstore (April 19, 2017)
Bird Cage Book Store features Native book titles of the Northern Plains, including children’s books, women’s literature, print on demand books and Native classics like Custer Died for Your Sins.
Native Sun News Today: Cheyenne River Sioux citizen opens bookstore (April 19, 2017)
Bird Cage Book Store features Native book titles of the Northern Plains, including children’s books, women’s literature, print on demand books and Native classics like Custer Died for Your Sins.
Opinion
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn: Looking at racism through some new eyes (April 18, 2017)
So, we are concerned about racism in Rapid City, South Dakota?
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn: Looking at racism through some new eyes (April 18, 2017)
So, we are concerned about racism in Rapid City, South Dakota?
National
Native Sun News Today: Newspaper moves closer to Native readers (April 18, 2017)
The Native Sun News Today weekly newspaper has relocated its office to 530 Cambell Street, Suite 3 on the eastside of Rapid City.
Native Sun News Today: Newspaper moves closer to Native readers (April 18, 2017)
The Native Sun News Today weekly newspaper has relocated its office to 530 Cambell Street, Suite 3 on the eastside of Rapid City.
Law | Opinion
Karl Jageris: Working together to address the crisis at Pine Ridge (April 12, 2017)
The reality is that the Pine Ridge Reservation and Rapid City aren’t separate communities anymore.
Karl Jageris: Working together to address the crisis at Pine Ridge (April 12, 2017)
The reality is that the Pine Ridge Reservation and Rapid City aren’t separate communities anymore.
Opinion
Tim Giago: Deaths of Indian homeless in Rapid City still unresolved (April 3, 2017)
It started in May of 1998. Bodies began to show up in or near Rapid City Creek.
Tim Giago: Deaths of Indian homeless in Rapid City still unresolved (April 3, 2017)
It started in May of 1998. Bodies began to show up in or near Rapid City Creek.
National
Native Sun News Today: City aims to keep Native homeless population safe (March 29, 2017)
The mayor of Rapid City wants to bring together a group of citizens in hopes of keeping downtown safe for business owners, shoppers, tourists, and the Native American homeless population.
Native Sun News Today: City aims to keep Native homeless population safe (March 29, 2017)
The mayor of Rapid City wants to bring together a group of citizens in hopes of keeping downtown safe for business owners, shoppers, tourists, and the Native American homeless population.
National | Sports
Native Sun News Today: Young fighters maintain Lakota tradition (March 23, 2017)
It must have been over a century ago that the first Lakota put on boxing gloves.
Native Sun News Today: Young fighters maintain Lakota tradition (March 23, 2017)
It must have been over a century ago that the first Lakota put on boxing gloves.
Opinion
Native Sun News Editorial: Sioux Nation ignores its own claims to treaty territory (March 3, 2017)
The oral history of the Oglala Lakota recalls that the great Lakota warrior Crazy Horse was born along the banks of the Minneluzahan or Rapid Creek, the very same creek that still runs through the center of Rapid City.
Native Sun News Editorial: Sioux Nation ignores its own claims to treaty territory (March 3, 2017)
The oral history of the Oglala Lakota recalls that the great Lakota warrior Crazy Horse was born along the banks of the Minneluzahan or Rapid Creek, the very same creek that still runs through the center of Rapid City.
Health | National
Native Sun News Today: City debates options for mental health services (March 2, 2017)
South Dakota’s criminalizing of mentally ill patients has become a topic of discussion in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Native Sun News Today: City debates options for mental health services (March 2, 2017)
South Dakota’s criminalizing of mentally ill patients has become a topic of discussion in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Health | National
Native Sun News Today: 'Haven For Hope' proposed for homeless in Rapid City (February 20, 2017)
Imagine a multi-acre one stop shop campus that offers food, clothing and shelter for the homeless, residential facilities, substance abuse rehabilitation, mental health services, job training, education, vision, dental and other health services.
Native Sun News Today: 'Haven For Hope' proposed for homeless in Rapid City (February 20, 2017)
Imagine a multi-acre one stop shop campus that offers food, clothing and shelter for the homeless, residential facilities, substance abuse rehabilitation, mental health services, job training, education, vision, dental and other health services.
National | Sports
Native Sun News Today: Rapid City rivals in crosstown showdown (February 15, 2017)
Raider Head Coach Chris Stoebner is a pretty husky guy, but the first words out of his mouth after his team’s 54-41 defeat of arch-rival Rapid City Central were, 'I’m exhausted!'
Native Sun News Today: Rapid City rivals in crosstown showdown (February 15, 2017)
Raider Head Coach Chris Stoebner is a pretty husky guy, but the first words out of his mouth after his team’s 54-41 defeat of arch-rival Rapid City Central were, 'I’m exhausted!'
National | Politics
Native Sun News Today: Indian lawmakers invited to 'cracker barrel' (February 14, 2017)
Three Native American legislators are among the 21 South Dakota state lawmakers invited to meet the public at the first-ever cracker barrel in Rapid City.
Native Sun News Today: Indian lawmakers invited to 'cracker barrel' (February 14, 2017)
Three Native American legislators are among the 21 South Dakota state lawmakers invited to meet the public at the first-ever cracker barrel in Rapid City.
Opinion
Tim Giago: Rapid City mayor points the finger at Native community (January 23, 2017)
It seems that we have more than one politician blaming his problems on the media.
Tim Giago: Rapid City mayor points the finger at Native community (January 23, 2017)
It seems that we have more than one politician blaming his problems on the media.
Law | Opinion
Native Sun News Today Editorial: Too many Native Americans are ending up behind bars (December 22, 2016)
This year’s Lakota Nation Invitational indicates that there has been a large improvement in race relations in Rapid City, but as most Lakota will tell you, we still have a way to go.
Native Sun News Today Editorial: Too many Native Americans are ending up behind bars (December 22, 2016)
This year’s Lakota Nation Invitational indicates that there has been a large improvement in race relations in Rapid City, but as most Lakota will tell you, we still have a way to go.
Education | National | Sports
Lakota Country Times: Big Native basketball tournament opens in South Dakota (December 14, 2016)
The 40th annual Lakota Nation Invitational is set to be one of the biggest and best to date.
Lakota Country Times: Big Native basketball tournament opens in South Dakota (December 14, 2016)
The 40th annual Lakota Nation Invitational is set to be one of the biggest and best to date.
Health | National
Native Sun News Today: Tribes left out of plans for new hospital (December 13, 2016)
The Indian Health Service has plans to tear down 16 historic buildings to make room for a large, two story hospital at the Sioux San site in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Native Sun News Today: Tribes left out of plans for new hospital (December 13, 2016)
The Indian Health Service has plans to tear down 16 historic buildings to make room for a large, two story hospital at the Sioux San site in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Environment | National
Native Sun News Today: #NoDAPL struggle brings tribes together (November 29, 2016)
'It started from that first episode up at Standing Rock,' Executive Director of the Great Plains Tribal Chairman’s Association, A. Gay Kingman said.
Native Sun News Today: #NoDAPL struggle brings tribes together (November 29, 2016)
'It started from that first episode up at Standing Rock,' Executive Director of the Great Plains Tribal Chairman’s Association, A. Gay Kingman said.
Education | National
Native Sun News Today: 'Warrior woman' Petra Wilson wins Indian education award (November 22, 2016)
Sitting in her father’s law office in downtown Rapid City, Petra Wilson doesn’t look like a warrior, but that is how Della Frank, who nominated her for the National Indian Education Parent of the Year award described her.
Native Sun News Today: 'Warrior woman' Petra Wilson wins Indian education award (November 22, 2016)
Sitting in her father’s law office in downtown Rapid City, Petra Wilson doesn’t look like a warrior, but that is how Della Frank, who nominated her for the National Indian Education Parent of the Year award described her.
Law | National
Native Sun News Today: Sisters blame Rapid City police for inaction on stolen car (October 25, 2016)
When sisters Linda Johnson and Delores Allen set out to lend a family member a helping hand, they never imagined what would happen next.
Native Sun News Today: Sisters blame Rapid City police for inaction on stolen car (October 25, 2016)
When sisters Linda Johnson and Delores Allen set out to lend a family member a helping hand, they never imagined what would happen next.
National | Sports
Lakota Country Times: Indian relay races in Rapid City a success (October 18, 2016)
The Professional Indian Horse Racing association completed its first ever sanctioned event in Rapid City in front of crowds of people from all walks of life.
Lakota Country Times: Indian relay races in Rapid City a success (October 18, 2016)
The Professional Indian Horse Racing association completed its first ever sanctioned event in Rapid City in front of crowds of people from all walks of life.
Law | National
Native Sun News Today: The battle against meth in South Dakota (October 18, 2016)
The two largest cities in South Dakota are making their stand against methamphetamine.
Native Sun News Today: The battle against meth in South Dakota (October 18, 2016)
The two largest cities in South Dakota are making their stand against methamphetamine.
Arts & Entertainment | National
Native Sun News Today: Turning to traditions to combat trauma (October 12, 2016)
Each new piece of beadwork created by Dawn Marie Arkinson represents overcoming a personal experience in her life.
Native Sun News Today: Turning to traditions to combat trauma (October 12, 2016)
Each new piece of beadwork created by Dawn Marie Arkinson represents overcoming a personal experience in her life.
Opinion
Tim Giago: Another needless death at the hands of a police officer (October 3, 2016)
Red lives matter also, but there is little public outcry for injustice by the police against American Indians.
Tim Giago: Another needless death at the hands of a police officer (October 3, 2016)
Red lives matter also, but there is little public outcry for injustice by the police against American Indians.
National | Sports
Lakota Country Times: Powwow and Indian relay unite for big event in South Dakota (September 29, 2016)
Two of the fastest growing entertainment ventures in Indian Country are partnering to provide Rapid City with an unprecedented weekend of indigenous entertainment.
Lakota Country Times: Powwow and Indian relay unite for big event in South Dakota (September 29, 2016)
Two of the fastest growing entertainment ventures in Indian Country are partnering to provide Rapid City with an unprecedented weekend of indigenous entertainment.
Health | National
Native Sun News Today: Urban Indians lose emergency services at Indian Health Service facility (September 20, 2016)
For many Indians living in and around Rapid City, news that Indian Health Service would temporarily be closing their emergency room at Sioux San Hospital comes as a surprise.
Native Sun News Today: Urban Indians lose emergency services at Indian Health Service facility (September 20, 2016)
For many Indians living in and around Rapid City, news that Indian Health Service would temporarily be closing their emergency room at Sioux San Hospital comes as a surprise.
Health | National
Indian Health Service crisis continues with shutdown at hospital (September 14, 2016)
Leaders of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe were stunned when they were told about the shutdown with prior consultation.
Indian Health Service crisis continues with shutdown at hospital (September 14, 2016)
Leaders of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe were stunned when they were told about the shutdown with prior consultation.
National
Native Sun News Today: Rapid City hosts Native American Day (September 14, 2016)
The Native American Day Parade will be held in Rapid City on Saturday, October 8.
Native Sun News Today: Rapid City hosts Native American Day (September 14, 2016)
The Native American Day Parade will be held in Rapid City on Saturday, October 8.
Opinion
Editorial: Oglala Sioux Tribe must recognize rights of all its citizens (September 5, 2016)
We may live in Rapid City but we are Oglala and we should be given every right of a citizen of the Pine Ridge Reservation.
Editorial: Oglala Sioux Tribe must recognize rights of all its citizens (September 5, 2016)
We may live in Rapid City but we are Oglala and we should be given every right of a citizen of the Pine Ridge Reservation.
Health | Opinion
Indian Health Service hosts meeting with Direct Service Tribes (August 30, 2016)
Direct Service Tribes are the tribes that rely on the IHS to provide health care to their communities.
Indian Health Service hosts meeting with Direct Service Tribes (August 30, 2016)
Direct Service Tribes are the tribes that rely on the IHS to provide health care to their communities.
National | Sports
Native Sun News: Youth learn about traditions with Native games (August 29, 2016)
The Native American Games Training in Rapid City brought the traditional games played in indigenous nations and the lessons those games were taught.
Native Sun News: Youth learn about traditions with Native games (August 29, 2016)
The Native American Games Training in Rapid City brought the traditional games played in indigenous nations and the lessons those games were taught.
National | Sports
Lakota Country Times: Indian relay group announces event at new venue (August 16, 2016)
There seems to be no stopping the growth of the Professional Indian Horse Racing Association.
Lakota Country Times: Indian relay group announces event at new venue (August 16, 2016)
There seems to be no stopping the growth of the Professional Indian Horse Racing Association.
Arts & Entertainment | National
Lakota Country Times: War shirt wins top prize at Native POP show (August 12, 2016)
The fourth annual Native POP: People of the Plains art market and cultural celebration took place last month in Rapid City.
Lakota Country Times: War shirt wins top prize at Native POP show (August 12, 2016)
The fourth annual Native POP: People of the Plains art market and cultural celebration took place last month in Rapid City.
Arts & Entertainment | National
Lakota Country Times: Lakota culture inspires massive sculpture (August 11, 2016)
It’s about to be another very warm summer day in western South Dakota as Masayuki Nagase stands near his 'home-away-from-home' since 2013.
Lakota Country Times: Lakota culture inspires massive sculpture (August 11, 2016)
It’s about to be another very warm summer day in western South Dakota as Masayuki Nagase stands near his 'home-away-from-home' since 2013.
Opinion | Sports
Brandon Ecoffey: Best basketball teams always had Native players (August 10, 2016)
After weeks upon weeks of writing columns columns about some of the most pressing issues even the most hardened writers need to take a break from that kind of content.
Brandon Ecoffey: Best basketball teams always had Native players (August 10, 2016)
After weeks upon weeks of writing columns columns about some of the most pressing issues even the most hardened writers need to take a break from that kind of content.
National | Trust
Native Sun News: Tribes reclaim land at former Indian boarding school in Rapid City (August 8, 2016)
Attorney Heather Thompson announced that two parcels of federal land in Rapid City, South Dakota, totaling 117.9 acres, have reverted to Bureau of Indian Affairs control.
Native Sun News: Tribes reclaim land at former Indian boarding school in Rapid City (August 8, 2016)
Attorney Heather Thompson announced that two parcels of federal land in Rapid City, South Dakota, totaling 117.9 acres, have reverted to Bureau of Indian Affairs control.
Arts & Entertainment | National
Native Sun News: Native POP celebrates Native artists in Rapid City (July 29, 2016)
The Rapid City Arts Council and Native POP: People of the Plains presented A Gathering of Arts and Culture art market and cultural celebration, a day of film, art, concerts and cultural education, downtown at Main Street Square on July 16.
Native Sun News: Native POP celebrates Native artists in Rapid City (July 29, 2016)
The Rapid City Arts Council and Native POP: People of the Plains presented A Gathering of Arts and Culture art market and cultural celebration, a day of film, art, concerts and cultural education, downtown at Main Street Square on July 16.
Health | National
Native Sun News: Indian Health Service eyes new hospital in Rapid City (July 28, 2016)
The Indian Health Service is planning to build a new hospital facility in the central portion of the Sioux San campus in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Native Sun News: Indian Health Service eyes new hospital in Rapid City (July 28, 2016)
The Indian Health Service is planning to build a new hospital facility in the central portion of the Sioux San campus in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Law | Opinion
Native Sun News Editorial: Improving our relationship with police (July 20, 2016)
It is no secret that the Rapid City Police Department has had a long standing adversarial role with the Native American community.
Native Sun News Editorial: Improving our relationship with police (July 20, 2016)
It is no secret that the Rapid City Police Department has had a long standing adversarial role with the Native American community.
Law | National
Native Sun News: Missing Lakota teen located after four months (July 15, 2016)
Mia Jesperson, 14, has been located after over four months of being reported as a runaway in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Native Sun News: Missing Lakota teen located after four months (July 15, 2016)
Mia Jesperson, 14, has been located after over four months of being reported as a runaway in Rapid City, South Dakota.