January 27, 2011
Interior Secretary Salazar declares intent to stay in Washington DC
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar may have sat out the State of the Union but he fully intends to continue serving the Obama administration. Salazar was the "designated survivor" for President...
Opinion: Tribes in California embracing renewable energy solutions
"Michael Garcia, vice chairman of the Ewiiaapaayp Band of Kumeyaay Indians, was asked by Onell Soto with the Union-Tribune: "Why are these (large wind) farms, and supporting infrastructure, being proposed...
Video: NCAI President Keel delivers State of Indian Nations in DC
ncai on livestream.com. Broadcast Live Free National Congress of American Indians President Jefferson Keel delivered the State of Indian Nations address in Washington, D.C., this morning. The embedded video includes...
Landowners from Crow Tribe rally against water rights settlement
Several women from the Crow Tribe of Montana staged a protest against a water rights settlement that was signed into law by President Barack Obama. The women said the deal...
Health Canada launches investigation of First Nations man's death
Health Canada said it has launched an investigation into the death of a man from the God's River First Nation in Manitoba. Kirby Wood, 28, went to a nursing...
New chair of Quileute Tribe calls federal land swap a major priority
The new leader of the Quileute Tribe of Washington says a land swap with Olympic National Park is a top priority. Chairwoman Bonita Cleveland said the tribe will work with...
Muscogee Nation woman faces trial for death of child in foster care
A woman from the Muscogee Nation of Oklahoma faces a trial in state court for the death of a toddler in foster care. Sharon Lee Whitecloud, 61, has been charged...
Man accused of theft from Paiute Tribe also charged in state court
A Utah man who has been charged in federal court for stealing from the Paiute Tribe also faces charges in state court. Jeffrey Charles Zander, 55, has been charged with...
SocialistWorker: Inquest verdict 'damning' to police officer's story
"Four-point-six seconds. That was the amount of time John T. Williams had to respond to Seattle police officer Ian Birk's order to put down his legal three-inch carving knife before...
Opinion: Pauline Murillo, San Manuel elder, lived in different worlds
"Pauline Murillo's life straddled two worlds: the isolation of the San Manuel Indian Reservation in the San Bernardino foothills, and the Anglo world of the San Bernardino Valley. It straddled...
Native Sun News: Black Hills laboratory seeks tribal collaboration
The following story was written and reported by Talli Nauman. All content © Native Sun News. South Dakota tribal enrollees Daryl “KC” Russell and Connie Giroux encourage Native American involvement...
Gyasi Ross: No victory after inquest in Native woodcarver's death
"Last Thursday, I bit my tongue when the jurors in the Ian Birk inquest handed down their findings. I wanted to smile when four jurors agreed with what common sense...
Notification process begins for $3.4B Indian trust fund settlement
The notification process for the $3.4 billion settlement to the Indian trust fund lawsuit is underway. The Cobell website has been updated to include information about the process. Beneficiaries will...
Careerist: Partner at law firm strays 'off the reservation' with blog
"As an unrepentant, sometimes politically incorrect blogger, I'm generally all in favor of people shooting off their mouths. I instinctively cringe when I hear about how firms or companies try...
Lummi Nation receives grant to help members with small business
The Lummi Nation of Washington has received a $300,000 grant to help its members start small businesses. The money came from the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation. The Lummi Nation...
Federal judge won't hear dispute among Snoqualmie Tribe leaders
A federal judge has dismissed a pair of lawsuits filed by former council members for the Snoqualmie Tribe of Washington. Kanium Ventura and his mother, Arlene Ventura, were ousted from...
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