News‘This country was taken in an armed robbery’: new novel by Tommy Orange confronts American history, starting with the Sand Creek MassacreBy Rachel Estabrook
EnvironmentInterview: How Indigenous spirituality can inform our view of culture, religion and the environmentBy Hayley Sanchez
Life and CultureFrom art and dance to petroglyph tours, check out these events marking Native American Heritage Month across ColoradoBy Elaine Tassy
Life and CultureMaria Tallchief, member of the Osage Nation and the first prima ballerina, dances onto U.S. quartersBy Elaine Tassy
NewsA solar eclipse is more than a spectacle in many Indigenous cultures. For some, it’s for honoring traditionBy The Associated Press
NewsNew state report on Indigenous boarding schools uncovers more dark history for Fort Lewis College. Leaders are doubling down on reconciliationBy Paolo Zialcita
NewsFor the first time, Colorado details dark historical chapter of attempted forced assimilation of Indigenous children in extensive reportBy Rachel Estabrook
Life and CultureWith a range of accents, a unity poem years in the making is brought to life through culturally diverse voicesBy Elaine Tassy
JusticeInterview: John Echohawk, a Boulder-based attorney, will receive Thurgood Marshall Award for his contributions to Native American rightsBy Tom Hesse
EducationA chance this week to help Indigenous scholars — and explore new cuisine in AuroraBy Elaine Tassy
JusticeListen: Colorado’s new alert system for missing Indigenous people seems to be working. But some hiccups remainBy Matt Bloom
EducationGrand Valley student says she’ll wear Mexican flag sash to high school graduation despite district pushbackBy Matt Bloom, Tom Hesse, and Bente Birkeland
Colorado WondersLong before Denver was here, nearly 50 Native American tribes called the Front Range homeBy John Daley
NewsGen Z Voices: Attending school on a tribal reservation, and outside of it, led Aidan Gover to discover the disparities in education. He says funding is key.By Nathan Heffel
ArtsThese portraits at Denver’s Clyfford Still Museum are reuniting Native people with their ancestors — and forging new bondsBy Eden Lane
EducationAs the U.S. confronts its past harm to Indigenous people, a new movement is helping Native students take back their educationBy Stina Sieg