One Healer's Story Started With Healing Himself Through Drumming and Singing

Lee Allen
February 19, 2013
Navajo Native Tony Redhouse doesn’t look his age, and for several decades he didn’t act it either...

Portland Clinic Helps Addicts by Breaking Cycle of Chaos and Confusion

Bill Graves
January 18, 2013
Pearl Scott lifts the baby from the crib and balances the child on her hip, just as someone did with her when she was a baby 20 years ago...

North Dakota Standoff Near Three Affiliated Tribes Reservation Ends

Carol Berry
December 20, 2012
Michael Jason Smith, 32, believed to be non-Native, was taken into custody on or near reservation lands at mid-morning December 20 in New Town, North Dakota after a 48-hour standof...
Mark Kawesoto Light

A Son Lost: A Father's Words

 

I haven't written anything in a long time. This time of year is always hard on our family. I want to take some time to remember my son, Sky Light. September 8 was six years since the Creator decided it was his time to go....

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November 25, 2012

Fixin' Up Hoopa: It Takes a Village—and a Determined Tribe—to Battle Addiction

Allie Hostler
September 11, 2012
Jane judged drug addicts harshly until she became one in her late 20s...

Hoopa Tribe Helps Destroy 26,600 Marijuana Plants Invading Sacred Land

ICTMN Staff
August 10, 2012
As if sanctioned industrial development on sacred tribal lands weren’t enough, the Hoopa Tribe in California is also contending with desecration by organized crime growing marijuan...

Murder Charges in Native Mob Case

Mary Annette Pember
July 26, 2012
Native Mob gang member Shawn Michael Martinez, also known as “Tinez” has been charged in the murder of fellow Mob gang member Jeremee Jon Kraskey according to a new federal indictm...

Texas Man High on Synthetic Marijuana Kills and Eats Neighbor's Dog

ICTMN Staff
June 26, 2012
Synthetic marijuana, also known as "spice" and "K-2" , is being blamed for a horrific story in Waco, Texas, in which 22-year-old Michael Terron Daniel strangled, then began to eat,...

RCMP and Aboriginal Authorities Conduct Drug Raid on Odanak First Nation

ICTMN Staff
May 30, 2012
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) participated in a raid to dismantle what authorities said was a drug trafficking ring in the Abenaki community of Odanak First Nation on May 30...

Suicide Survivor Works to Eradicate Stigma of Silence Preventing Indian Youth From Getting Help

Michelle Tirado
May 29, 2012
Suicide may still be a hush-hush topic for many Indian people, but it’s not for Arnold Thomas, Shoshone-Paiute ...

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