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MN Native News

Minnesota Native News a weekly radio segment covering ideas and events relevant to Minnesota’s Native American communities since 2014. MNN is distributed by AMPERS and airs on tribal and community stations across Minnesota. MNN reaches more than 124,000 listeners each week. The team, that regularly works on the MNN newscast, includes both Native and non-native reporters/producers, all sharing in the editorial and story-telling duties.

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How the Birds Got Their Songs Book Tour & Federal Cuts to Tribal Colleges and Universities

MN Native News June 18, 2025

How the Birds Got Their Songs book cover (Credit: Minnesota Historical Society Press) This week, Minnesota Native News covers how cousins Sam and Travis Zimmerman brought a family story to life in …

How the Birds Got Their Songs Book Tour & Federal Cuts to Tribal Colleges and UniversitiesRead More

Two Spirit Relatives Honored in Minneapolis, While Potential Medicaid Cuts Loom

MN Native News June 11, 2025

Dancers stepping up to kick off the celebrations and Support for Two Spirit Community Members at the Minneapolis American Indian Center. (June 2024. Credit: New Native Theatre) The 4th Annual Two …

Two Spirit Relatives Honored in Minneapolis, While Potential Medicaid Cuts LoomRead More

Celebrating Indigenous Graduates and Preventing Invasive Species in Tribal Nations

MN Native News May 22, 2025

An Indigenous Graduate from Brainerd High School Walks on Graduation DayPhoto Credit: ISD 181 Indigenous Education Team, Class of 2024. This week on Minnesota Native News, a look at how Indigenous …

Celebrating Indigenous Graduates and Preventing Invasive Species in Tribal NationsRead More

Tribal Energy Evolution Summit Comes to St. Paul, MN Tribal Nations Call for Unity

MN Native News May 7, 2025

Chief Henry Red Cloud at the opening reception for the Tribal Energy Equity Summit on May 5, 2025. Photo Credit: Sarah Arnoff Yoaman This week on Minnesota Native News, the third annual Tribal …

Tribal Energy Evolution Summit Comes to St. Paul, MN Tribal Nations Call for UnityRead More

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