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Texan accused in South Park bison killings posts bond
(COLORADO) -- Jeffrey Scott Hawn, the Texas businessman facing multiple criminal counts in the killing of 32 bison in South Park, turned himself in at the Park County Jail this week, the Park County Sheriff's Office said Thursday.
Rancher kills roaming bison from state park
(NORTH DAKOTA) -- Two bison bulls that breached the fence surrounding Theodore Roosevelt National Park in southwestern North Dakota were shot and killed by a Billings County rancher.
Nobody's Fault: The anatomy of a suicide in the Humboldt County Jail
(CALIFORNIA) -- In January, journalism students from HSU, as part of an investigative reporting class taught by Assistant Professor Marcy Burstiner, set out to understand the intersection of the mental health and criminal justice systems in Humboldt County by investigating the death of one man: James Lee Peters, a Hoopa resident who committed suicide in the Humboldt County Jail last August.
Environmental groups slam bison hazing plan
(MONTANA) -- An effort to force hundreds of bison back into Yellowstone National Park, from land around the park's western edge, has prompted intense opposition from half a dozen environmental groups.
Partnership helps Navajo prepare for emergencies
(NEW MEXICO) -- It’s difficult to prepare for a disaster when you’ve been taught that you’re not even supposed to talk about such an eventuality.
Jacoby Ellsbury Is a Catch
(SOUTH DAKOTA) -- What's not to like about the young Navajo baseball player with dashing good looks and quick feet? Anyone? Anyone? Jacoby Ellsbury, 24, an outfielder for the Boston Red Sox and hero to many Natives across the nation, is at it again. Will the future all-star (yeah, I said it) please stand up?
Remembering the man who helped revive Yup'ik dancing
(ALASKA) -- Andrew Paukan, Angalraq, of St. Marys died March 2 this year. After waiting the customary 40 days, his wife, Mary, and family hosted a feast for the village.
Search goes on for missing fisherman
(WASHINGTON) -- A search will continue today for three Yakama tribal fishermen whose boat was found capsized last week on the Columbia River.
Roy Snelling, 73; renowned entomologist was an expert on ants
(CALIFORNIA) -- Roy Snelling, an internationally renowned entomologist who turned his boyhood fascination with insects into a lifelong study of the secret world of ants, wasps and bees, has died. He was 73.
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