Rosebud News

United States Department of Justice Office of the United States Attorney District of South Dakota ***** Marty J. Jackley United States Attorney 337 Federal Building 225 S. Pierre St.

The teaching corps in Sioux Falls public schools has hit the 2 percent mark for diversity - a milestone for a district still facing a long struggle to reflect the racial makeup of children in class.

ROSEBUD RESERVATION, SD S.E. Ruckman, Native Times Correspondent 7/2/2008 Life on the Rosebud Reservation is a canvas filled with harsh brush strokes.

The Rosebud Sioux Tribe will host a summit tomorrow and Wednesday in Mission to try to draw attention and resources to the high number of suicides.

Three Lakota college students are learning the complex history of reservation lands through internships sponsored by Native Educational Endeavors .

A Rosebud man will serve 20 years in federal prison for shooting at a vehicle with children inside.

Organizers of a Code Talkers Veterans Memorial sports complex on the Rosebud Reservation still are looking for corporate partners but are moving ahead with the project.

“The bulk of these jobs are for electronic technician specialists”

Get Documents By Agency Questions about specific news items should be directed to the contact person noted in the news release, news tip or issue brief. via South Dakota State

“I know that the tribe has been dealing with this in their judiciary committee and at tribal council so really thats where it is at right now”

A dismissal of more than 200 criminal cases on the Rosebud Reservation sent shock waves through the Native American community in south central South Dakota. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls

“Well I was coming to work this morning and it was pretty slick. There were a few times I thought I wasn't going to make it”

Features Services Snow, Wind Hit Western SD - 04/10/2008 4:54 PM People in Rosebud hurried to the local convenience store today to pick up necessities before the weather snowed them in. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls

Josh Verges * jverges@argusleader.com * April 10, 2008 Two hunting guides face federal charges for allegedly leading non-residents on elk, deer and pheasant hunts near Witten. via Argus Leader

Features Services Online Opinion is your chance to tell Keloland what you think. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls

“This case demonstrates the level of violent crime that members of our Native communities all too often face”

PIERRE -- Adam C. Boredeaux, 21, of Rosebud, was convicted by a federal jury Thursday of four counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and one count of discharging a firearm during a crime of violence. via ArgusLeader.com

“We need to keep this dialogue going”

The great-great granddaughter of the Lakota chief Red Cloud spoke from personal experience Thursday of the need for improved Native American interpretive programs at Mount Rushmore National Memorial. via Rapid City Journal

United States Department of Justice United States Attorney's Office District of Minnesota NEWS RELEASE Frank J. Magill, Acting United States Attorney David Anderson, Public Affairs Specialist 664-5684; cell: ... via Federal Bureau of Investigation

Air ambulance gets initial OK to serve more reservations Air ambulance gets initial OK to serve more reservations ROSEBUD, SD - An air ambulance program aimed at serving isolated American Indian reservations ... via EliPongo's Blog

NDIndian Flights,0117 Air ambulance could serve more reservations ROSEBUD, S.D. An air ambulance program is aimed at serving isolated American Indian reservations. via KXMB News

A Rosebud man is facing federal charges of aggravated sexual abuse of a child, sexual abuse of a minor and abusive sexual contact of a child. via Rapid City Journal

“An advocate for health care in Indian Country across our nation, Carole Anne set the bar high for all who are dedicated to seeing that the promise of health care to American Indians is fulfilled”

Congressional Record Statement Honors Carole Anne Heart WASHINGTON, D.C. 1/30/2008 U.S. Senator Tim Johnson today honored Carole Anne Heart, an advocate for health care treaty rights for American Indian Tribes ... via Native American Times

“Without these treaties, the United States Congress and the multi-national corporations that control it will attempt to steal all the remaining treaty lands and sovereignty we have left through their legal institutions.”

Rosebud and Cheyenne River tribes don't support Russell Means' plan By Bill Harlan, Journal staff Monday, January 07, 2008 The leaders of two Lakota tribes released a joint written statements Monday opposing a ... via Rapid City Journal