But McHenry worries there may be a more insidious reason. "It was a Native American woman, not just any statue," he says. "There just may be a cultural component, a crime motivated by prejudice or ...

Someone used excessive force to break off the top of the statue, called Madeline Bertrand “A Potawatamie Woman,” off its pedestal. That left the statue’s ankles and feet behind on March 16 ...

The statue will ... of an indigenous woman or indigenous person. I was proud to carry the enabling legislation on their behalf. And we continue to seek the return of Native American remains ...