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Dancers at Wind River powwow don red regalia to honor grieving families

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By Sarah Aziz, Sarah Squires Verified
| Wyoming Tribune Eagle Verified
FORT WASHAKIE — Bells tinkled, drums echoed and the sun tapered behind the mountains on Sunday as people gathered for one of the last Eastern Shoshone Indian Days events: MMIR 307’s Red Dress & Red Shirt Special. People lined up around MMIR 307’s booth for T-shirts as dancers donned red regalia and lined up to enter the circle on the Wind River Reservation, home to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes.
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End of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies raises costs, concerns for Plumas County residents

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By Sarah Aziz
| plumassun.org
For some Plumas County residents, health insurance may be getting more expensive in 2026. Until Dec. 31, 2025, Plumas residents, like 24.2 million other Americans, benefitted from discounts that made healthcare more affordable. Now, with premium costs spiking nationwide, fears loom over delayed care, higher uninsured rates and strained local health resources.
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When 14-year-old Leanne went missing, police labelled her a runaway. Her family say it’s because she is Native American

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By Sarah Aziz
| AOL UK Verified
On the evening of 18 March 1999, Alan Artale, stepfather to Leanne Marie Hausberg, a 14-year-old biracial Native American girl, did what every American is told to do when their child goes missing. He immediately reported Hausberg’s disappearance to the New York City police department. But 26 years later, speaking at the family’s neighbourhood park in Brooklyn, New York, he says their response at the time “felt dismissive”.
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