Stories tagged with Southern Ute Indian Reservation

Fri Oct 23rd, 2020

Southern Ute Indian Tribe confirms first positive case of COVID-19

Corinna Mokotoff (far left) stands with her crewmembers from the Southwest Conservation Corps on the banks of the Animas River, Tuesday, Sept. 22, where the team of sawyers have been hard at work cutting and clearing invasive tree species on Southern Ute tribal lands.

Fri Sep 25th, 2020

Southwest Conservation Corps assists Tribe with invasive tree removal

Mon Jul 20th, 2020

Southern Ute Public Health Order requires the use of face coverings

Tue Jun 30th, 2020

Southern Ute Indian Tribe provides status update on reopening plans

Crews respond to the Six Shooter Fire on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation, Tuesday, June 16.

Fri Jun 19th, 2020

Six Shooter Fire reaches 60% containment

The Tribe worked in partnership with International Medical Relief out of Loveland, Colo. whose staff worked to administer the COVID-19 viral tests each day on the Southern Ute Reservation.

Fri Jun 19th, 2020

Tribe wide community testing a success

Air resources aided in the initial fire response and remain on standby, Wednesday, June 17.

Wed Jun 17th, 2020

Six Shooter Fire burns to approximately 220 acres overnight

Fri May 8th, 2020

First bison, welcome blessing

Sun Mar 29th, 2020

Southern Ute Indian Tribe confirms two positive cases of COVID-19

Sat Mar 28th, 2020

Tribe announces temporary, closure of Sky Ute Casino Resort

Fri Feb 28th, 2020

Ignacio businesses improperly charging tribal members state tax

Fri Aug 30th, 2019

Tribal Council seeking tribal member comments on Liquor Code revisions

Fri Aug 16th, 2019

West Sandoval and East Cabezon prescribed burns

A pair of kits, or young foxes, tussle in the grass outside their den. This family of red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) made their home in an underground den near Scott’s Pond this spring. The five juvenile foxes would play together and practice life skills in the cool of the morning, or late in the day. In their role as parents, the male and female foxes bring food, in the form of small mammals and birds, back to the den. They also watch over the young, teaching them to be vigilant and alert — until the kits are old enough to disperse and head out on their own.

Fri Jun 21st, 2019

Foxin’ around

Fri Oct 26th, 2018

Living hope

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