February 23, 2011
County sheriff denies being 'anti-Indian' in Ute Tribe dispute
Leaders of the Ute Tribe of Utah met with local officials last Friday to discuss law enforcement issues on the reservation although one county sheriff declined to attend. The tribal...
HCN: Crow Tribe prepares to vote on water rights settlement
"In December of 2010 President Obama put pen to paper to settle long-standing water rights negotiations for four western tribes, including the Crow Tribe of southern Montana. The settlement finalizes...
KPBS: Pala Band discusses opposition to landfill by sacred site
"San Diego County Department of Environmental Health will hold a meeting at the Fallbrook Library, on Wednesday Feb. 23 at 6:30, to listen to public input on the Gregory Canyon...
National Park Service names Alaska Native woman as liaison
The National Park Service has named Jean Gamache as tribal liaison for the Alaska region. Gamache is a member of the Tlingit and Haida Tribes of Alaska. She has...
Letter: Standing Rock Sioux Tribe did not give up 'Sioux' name
"I am a Lakota elder raised at Standing Rock but enrolled on the Cheyenne River Reservation. I can remember the 1969 incident. I remember when Satch Standing Crow and Ed...
J.R. Cook: Put aside party politics for Arvo Mikkanen nomination
The following is a copy of a letter sent to Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Oklahoma) and Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) by J.R. Cook, a member of the Cherokee Nation and the...
Native Sun News: Oglala Sioux artist a 'Living Indian Treasure'
The following story was written and reported by Talli Nauman. All content © Native Sun News. PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA — Oglala Lakota artist Arthur Amiotte received the 2011 Living Indian...
Ron Holt: Not all Indian newspapers will stand the test of time
The following opinion by Ron S. Holt appears in the latest issue of the Native Sun News. All content © Native Sun News. Newspapers in America are in the midst...
The National: Navajo Nation fighting for its economic survival
"The cragged beauty of the sandstone buttes in this corner of the Utah-Arizona border draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year but the poverty suffered by many of the...
United Tribes Technical College measures impact on economy
The United Tribes Technical College had a $31.8 million impact on the economy in Bismarck, North Dakota, last year, according to a new study. With nearly 1,800 students, the school...
Seneca Nation looks to resolve issues with New York governor
Leaders of the Seneca Nation sat down with staff for New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) for the first time on Tuesday. President Robert Odawi Porter said the tribe raised...
Brothers sentenced over 'punk a Nav' incident in New Mexico
Two brothers have been sentenced for kidnapping and beating a man from the Navajo Nation. On October 5, 2009, Jose Garcia, and Joshua Garcia, 23, admitted that they offered a...
Osage Nation optimistic as high court weighs reservation case
The Osage Nation of Oklahoma remains hopeful that the U.S. Supreme Court will take up its reservation status case. In March 2010, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that...
Authorities investigating death of Eastern Cherokee baby girl
Authorities in North Carolina are investigating the death of a 15-month-old girl who was a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Aubrey Littlejohn died at Cherokee Indian Hospital...
KPCC: Native American artists showcased at music trade show
"The NAMM show, the annual music industry trade show, recognized something old that’s new during its recent run in Anaheim: a Native American Pavilion that featured musicians from tribes...
Diver from Skokomish Tribe died during harvesting expedition
Patrick J. LaClair, a member of the Skokomish Tribe of Washington, died during a geoduck harvesting expedition on Friday. He was 54. LaClair was a respected tribal member. "This is...
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