Between Trump visiting Mt Rushmore, racist mascots, and DAPL getting shut down Natives have been in the news A LOT this week.

But... newsworthy events are *always* happening in Indian country. Which is why u should follow and subscribe to Native news outlets

@IndianCountry: Breaking news and commentary
@ndncollective: Podcast and blog
@indianz: breaking news on court cases & legislation
@najournalists: Association of native journalists
@powwows: mostly powwow circuit, other stuff too
@Native_NewsNet: News and commentary

Non-Native outlets w/ Native staff dedicated to NDN Country

Indigenous Affairs desk at @highcountrynews w/ @grahambrewer & @kalengoodluck: ONLY native desk at a non-native paper in US
@NickA_Martin at @TheNewRepublic
@alisonaher at @KOSURadio

@Report4America supported fellows covering NDN Country.

@savannah_maher at @WYPublicRadio
@shaun505 at @NMInDepth
Frank Vaisvilas at @gbpressgazette
Chris Aadland at @mtfreepress
Richard Two Bulls at @SDPBNews

And some of the many spectacular tribal news outlets:
@navajotimes
@CherokeePhoenix
@MvskokeMedia
@OsageNews
@CATV47

There are many more tribal news outlets across the country. What I would recommend, is researching what tribes are located in the state or the area where you live & follow them. Most tribes have official gov handles and many also have a separate news organization.