Star Comes Out wins second term for OST Presidency

2022 Inaugeration Ceremony for newly elected Oglala SiouxTribal President Frank Star Comes Out with members of the Tokala Kit-Fox Society. (Photo by Ernestine Anunkasan Hopa) PINE RIDGE – The Oglala Sioux Tribe concluded its 2024 General Election on November 5th, with a decisive victory for Frank Star Comes Out in

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Northern Cheyenne Shooting/ Lockdown Update

Northern Cheyenne Shooting/ Lockdown Update LAME DEER, Mont. – Last week, Native Sun News Today (NSNT) carried a story about a law and order disaster which occurred during the third week of October in Lame Deer. At that printing, many facts about the “drive-by” shooting homicide were unclear. Since then,

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Shared by Native Sun News Today November 13, 2024

2024 Election Report from a Northern Cheyenne View

2024 Election Report from a Northern Cheyenne View LAME DEER, Mont. – Many folks are reeling from the National general election results: Trump as President reincarnate; the nation turned “red,” Administration and Congress under Republican control? It does not forebode well for Native Americans during the next four years. At

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Silence speaks volumes

Rapid City Mayor Salamun speaking at impromptu press conference. (Photo by Marnie Cook) RAPID CITY – Volunteers who have regularly offered free meals to the homeless and houseless every Friday at the bandshell in Rapid City for 6 years showed up last Friday to find a fence had been erected

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Remains of relative Lloyd Bald Eagle identified

Remains of relative Lloyd Bald Eagle identified CRST Tribal member Lloyd Bald Eagle (62) of Red Scaffold, went missing from Rapid City on November 1, 2022. After media coverage and searches in May 2023, it was announced last week that his remains have been identified. Bald Eagle is the brother

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Community comes together for Native American Day Parade

Colorful Monument float with Rob Black Bear. (Photo by Marnie Cook) RAPID CITY – There was a general air of excitement and community-sharing as volunteers worked to get their last-minute float decorations finished and spectators began to line the streets with their chairs and baskets to collect candy. The weather

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Shared by Native Sun News Today November 12, 2024