Indian Country Today’s daily newscast On Tuesday’s ICT Newscast, a blockbuster report aims to overhaul the relationship between Colorado and its Indigenous tribes. A pair of unlikely storytellers bring ancient wisdom, and a little gossip, to readers of ‘The Forgetters.’ The world’s largest tree is facing growing climate threats A […]
ICYMI: ICT’s Political Correspondent Pauly Denetclaw (@pdineclah) is at the 2024 Democratic National Convention (@demconvention) in Chicago. Hear from key figures like Interior Secretary Interior Deb Haaland, Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and other prominent voices from across Turtle Island. #DNC2024 #KamalaHarris #TimWalz #PeggyFlanagan #PoliticalInsight #DemsChicagostyle Follow us on Twitter […]
From covering a historic space shuttle launch to the ripple effects an election had on the Navajo Times, ICT’s Mark Trahant’s journalism career has been a front-row seat to history’s most pivotal moments. Don’t miss Mark (@trahantreports) as he recounts the uplifting, challenging and once-in-a-lifetime stories he’s covered in the […]
Indian Country Today’s weekly newscast On the ICT Newscast for November 22, tribal citizens weigh in on President-elect Donald Trump’s selection for the Interior Department. Montana’s Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians is no longer landless. An Indigenous architect’s work reflects tribal cultures. The Navajo Nation strengthens its power grid. […]
Join the December 13 edition of the ICT Newscast for a a tribute to Mark Trahant. The Shoshone-Bannock citizen is celebrating 50 years of his chosen profession–journalism. Take a journey down memory lane, as Mark relates some of his best stories and experiences. Follow us on Twitter – https://twitter.com/IndianCountry Follow […]
🎬 Loren Waters’ Tiger Premieres at Sundance | ICT Newscast 1/17 🎬 In this episode of ICT Newscast, filmmaker Loren Waters debuts her powerful film Tiger at the Sundance Film Festival, exploring a family’s path to healing and cultural connection. 🔥 Indigenous firefighting crews from the Karuk Tribe, Navajo Nation, […]
Leonard Peltier is home. After 49 years in prison, the American Indian Movement activist returns to Turtle Mountain in an emotional homecoming. His release has been a decades-long fight—what does this moment mean for Indigenous justice? In this week’s ICT Newscast: 0:00 Leonard Peltier is home. 8:10 Tribal leaders urge […]
Wisconsin University Honors Ho-Chunk Land & Native Students From UW-Madison’s new program supporting Native students to a roundtable on President Trump’s policies, a tribe in Maine celebrating a landback victory, and the challenges of renewable energy projects on sacred land—stay informed on the latest Indigenous news. Plus, we honor the […]
Haskell Layoffs, Spirit Lake Land Back, Oscar Nominee Julian Brave NoiseCat This week on the ICT Newscast: Layoffs spark outcry at Haskell Indian Nations University. Spirit Lake Nation in North Dakota celebrates the return of ancestral lands. A Native filmmaker makes Oscar history with a powerful residential school documentary. Plus, […]
Wisconsin Tribes, Honoring Rep. Raúl Grijalva, Basketmaker Theresa Secord This week on the ICT Newscast: Tribal leaders in Wisconsin bring a powerful message to the statehouse, calling for policy change, environmental justice, and educational access. Indian Country remembers Congressman Raúl Grijalva, a lifelong ally to tribal nations. Plus, Penobscot basketmaker […]
