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Osoyoos Band of Indians Chief Clarence Louie gives the keynote address at the Reservation Economic Summit in Las Vegas, NV (Photo: Antonia Gonzales)
Friday, March 25 2016
Thursday, March 24 2016
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A little girl from Ontario suffers from sores on her face and body (Photo: Derek Stephen via Facebook)
An Ontario First Nations tribe grapples with a mysterious illness affecting children
The idea of carbon offsets as an economic development tool is attractive with some tribes
Wednesday, March 23 2016
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Members of the media and others jockey with one another to capture the moment when a six-year-old Choctaw girl was handed over by her foster family (Image: screen capture)
The Omaha Tribe wins a major Supreme Court decision
The Indian Child Welfare Act leads to a confrontation over a six-year-old Choctaw girl
The Bush Foundation rewards a Lakota woman’s vision
Tuesday, March 22 2016
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Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation scored a U.S. Supreme Court victory in a jurisdiction case.
A Supreme Court win for the Ute Tribe of Utah
Native American voters are keeping an eye on primaries
A new approach to foster care in Alaska
Monday, March 21 2016
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Supporters and opponents speak out on the on the National Register of Historic Places designation for Oak Flat (Image: Saving OAK FLAT Campground Facebook photo)
Conflicting views over a historic designation for a part of the Oak Flat area.
Presidential candidates get vastly different reactions in Arizona.
Ancestral remains in Alaska will start making their way back into tribal hands.
Friday, March 18, 2016
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“Finding Nemo” dubbed in Navajo is screening in select cities in the Southwest. (Photo-screenshot)
Southeast Alaska tribal leaders seek environmental review of their home region
Four Alaska Native dog mushers place among the top 20 in the Iditarod race
Public premier of “Finding Nemo” dubbed in the Navajo language begins today
Native Americans in Arizona welcome presidential candidate Bernie Sanders
Thursday, March 17, 2016
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Federal judge Merrick Garland, President Obama’s choice to fill the vacant U.S. Supreme Court seat.
Native groups say Obama’s nominee to Supreme Court has limited record on Indian issues
Four men in Ohio await sentencing for their part in case involving Native American remains
Oklahoma City Council approves agreement on unfinished American Indian museum
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
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Tribal college students compete in hand games at the American Indian Higher Education Student Conference. (Photo-Rhonda LeValdo)
Hopi Tribe urges Flagstaff City Council to approve agreement
Tribal college presidents discuss funding and election issues
Fairbanks Native Association leader urges public advocacy
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
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Interior Alaska tribes are gathered in Fairbanks for the 2016 Tanana Chiefs Conference Annual Convention. (Photo-Tanana Chiefs Conference, Facebook)
Massachusetts tribe unveils detailed plans to build resort-casino in Taunton
Navajo state lawmaker discusses bid for Arizona’s First Congressional District
State leader discusses jobs and other issues with Interior Alaska tribal leaders
Monday, March 14, 2016
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Suzan Shown Harjo speaks at a tribal law conference about Indian mascots. (Photo-University of Kansas School of Law, Facebook)
Remote First Nation declares state of emergency after number of suicides and suicide attempts
Alaska Native leaders urge Senators to give fair hearing to potential Supreme Court nominee
Suzan Shown Harjo discusses Indian mascots at tribal law conference at University of Kansas
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