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Minnesota radio organization raising funds for coverage at Standing Rock

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Dana and Jon Logan at Standing Rock. Submitted photo
Dana and Jon Logan at Standing Rock. Submitted photo

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Minnesota Native News and the Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations, known as Ampers, are raising funds to send a news team to cover the ongoing situation at the Standing Rock Reservation and the Dakota Access Pipeline. WTIP’s Joe Friedrichs learns more in this interview. 

To learn more or make a contribution to Ampers goal of increasing news coverage at Standing Rock, click here. 
 

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