Top StoryJurors’ statements ‘built upon prejudice’ fail to result in a new trialDENVER — “Gross generalizations” about American Indians by jurors in an assault case failed to override federal appellate judges’ concerns about jury confidentiality, according to a ruling Nov. 11 in 10th Circuit Court.Read more » More Midwest Stories
Dance shawls honor domestic violence survivors and celebrate their recovery
 DENVER – The colorful fringed shawls, adorned or austere, stood draped atop tables, mute testimony to women who have survived domestic violence. Pinned to each was a wearer’s story – a daughter torn because her father hit her mother and she loves them both; a woman with a partner who resembles her violent father, and many others. Read more » 
Coming together for sacredness for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
DURANGO, Colo. – After weeks of exciting activities during Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October, Our Sister’s Keeper Coalition concluded it with the first Wellness and the Sacred Woman Summit Nov. 7 and 8. The sound of drums and chants could be heard at Fort Lewis College’s (FLC) College Union Building Ballroom, a symbol of healing and blessings with the coming together. Read more » 
Federal officials listen but reject tribal members’ concerns about aquifer use
DENVER – Representatives from Hopi and Navajo communities voiced their opposition Dec. 8 about a northern Arizona coal development, but Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement officials overrode their objections and said the Black Mesa Project will be allowed to go forward. Read more » |
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