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Friday, January 30, 2015

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Cherokee Nation officials and Marine veteran Dustin Butler discuss Super Bowl trip. Photo-Cherokee Nation

Cherokee Nation officials and Marine veteran Dustin Butler discuss Super Bowl trip. Photo-Cherokee Nation

Native leaders disappointed in Senate’s approval of Keystone project

Gwich’in Steering Committee praises Obama’s effort to protect Arctic refuge

Cherokee Nation man one of 10 veterans picked to attend Super Bowl

Thursday, January 29, 2015

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Community members and police hold a press conference to discuss an incident at a Rapid City, South Dakota hockey game

Community members and police hold a press conference to discuss an incident at a Rapid City, South Dakota hockey game

Incident at hockey game may result in charges

Senators pledge bipartisanship on Indian issues

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

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(Photo-Lower Brule Treaty Council member Sheryl Estes Scott.)

Lower Brule Treaty Council member Sheryl Estes Scott

Tribal project seeks to bring back salmon to area of Columbia River

Lower Brule Sioux elders and treaty council discuss leadership issues

Indian Affairs committee focuses on tribal priorities for the year

 

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

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(Photo-Screenshot of a letter by the Rapid City Rush Hockey Club posted online.)

Screenshot of a letter by the Rapid City Rush Hockey Club posted online.

Witnesses report racial slurs and beer thrown at Native students at hockey game

Minnesota employees take part in training to learn about tribes in the state

Monday, January 26, 2015

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U.S. Wyoming Senator John Barrasso responds to the State of Indian Nations address.

U.S. Wyoming Senator John Barrasso responds to the State of Indian Nations address.

Menominee Nation to explore options after Wisconsin governor says no to casino plans

Tribal leaders and members of Congress discuss energy options for Indian Country

Aboriginal Australians recognize Survival Day with events celebrating culture

Friday, January 23, 2015

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National Congress of American Indians president calls for education reform (Discussions taking place about racism and First Nations people after magazine article published in Canada. Photo-Screenshot of Maclean's magazine.) Winnipeg's mayor addresses racism against First Nations people


(Discussions taking place about racism and First Nations people after magazine article published in Canada. Photo-Screenshot of Maclean’s magazine.)

National Congress of American Indians president calls for education reform

Native people speak out against Pope’s proposal to canonize priest

Winnipeg’s mayor addresses racism against First Nations people

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

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(Members of the Lower Brule Treaty Council meet to discuss their tribe's current political and financial crisis. Photo by Jim Kent)

Members of the Lower Brule Treaty Council meet to discuss their tribe’s current political and financial crisis. Photo by Jim Kent

Obama’s higher education plan gets mixed reaction from lawmakers

Grassroots efforts in South Dakota seek change in tribal government

Menominee Tribe and Wisconsin reach new agreement on gaming plan

 

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

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Pete Kaiser at the 2015 Kuskokwim 300 finish with his lead dogs, Palmer and Rosie. Photo-Chris Pike.

Pete Kaiser at the 2015 Kuskokwim 300 finish with his lead dogs, Palmer and Rosie. Photo-Chris Pike.

Obama expected to highlight broadband plan

Red Lake Nation to study marijuana production

Bethel man wins Kuskokwim 300 sled dog race

Monday, January 19, 2015

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Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker recently announced a joint venture project with the Indian Health Service. Photo-Cherokee Nation

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker recently announced a joint venture project with the Indian Health Service. Photo-Cherokee Nation

 

3G service made available in remote Alaska communities

Tribal college students may benefit from President Obama’s plan

Cherokee Nation and IHS to expand hospital with joint project

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