Fourteen tribal public radio stations across Alaska will remain operational thanks to new federal emergency funding.
Traditional tribal healing practices are gaining formal recognition through Medicaid coverage in Alaska, Arizona, Montana, and South Dakota.
Four major dams have been removed from the Klamath River, reopening fish habitat and returning sacred waters to tribal care.
In a landmark land return, the Yurok Tribe has regained stewardship of 47,000 acres along the Blue Creek watershed, protecting their cultural and ecological heritage.
The Bureau of Reclamation is investing $7 million in technical assistance to help tribes plan, manage, and sustain clean water systems across the Western U.S.
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$4.5M Lifeline Keeps Tribal Public Radio Alive in Alaska
October 20, 2025
Fourteen tribal public radio stations across Alaska will remain operational thanks to new federal emergency funding.
Medicaid Now Covers Tribal Traditional Healing in Four States
October 07, 2025
Traditional tribal healing practices are gaining formal recognition through Medicaid coverage in Alaska, Arizona, Montana, and South Dakota.
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