10/21/08 - Woman’s housing suit back to high court

October 21, 2008
The fifth time may be the charm for a Passamaquoddy woman whose lawsuits have been in court for a decade... Read more

St. Regis Mohawks, National Grid reach terms for new franchise agreement

Staff reports
October 21, 2008
AKWESASNE, N.Y. – The St. Regis Mohawk Tribe and National Grid announced Oct... Read more

Harry LaForme resigns

Kate Harries, Today correspondent
October 21, 2008
TORONTO – The highly respected chair of the Canada’s Indian Residential School Truth and Reconciliation Commission has resigned, citing irreconcilable differences with his fellow c... Read more

10/21/08 - Five arrested in drug raid plead not guilty

October 21, 2008
Five people arrested during a Thursday raid on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation have pleaded not guilty to federal drug charges... Read more

10/21/08 - Pokagons, state settle casino funds feud

October 21, 2008
An American Indian tribe will start giving Michigan a portion of gambling revenues from a new casino in exchange for the right to open two more casinos under a settlement announced... Read more

10/21/08 - Tribal chairman wants 'one-stop' oil shop

October 21, 2008
While North Dakota will see record oil production this year from nearly 4,000 oil wells, those numbers won't get much boost from the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation... Read more

10/21/08 - Calif. man free in immigration fraud case in Kan.

October 21, 2008
A California man who admitted selling memberships for a group that claimed to be an American Indian tribe was sentenced Monday to time served for his part in a scheme to defraud im... Read more

10/21/08 - Postcard from Lame Deer

October 21, 2008
It's native American awareness Week in Lame Deer, Mont., and time for the Clean Indian Joke Contest... Read more

10/21/08 - Weighing in on workers

October 21, 2008
Unlike most Indian reservations in the country, the Yakama Nation is composed of many orchards, hop fields and vineyards that lure a large migrant work force each year... Read more

Car loan lender ordered to pay reservation residents

Victor Morales, Today correspondent
October 21, 2008
LAS VEGAS – A car loan lender made an agreement with the federal government to give $170,000 to 34 people in damages stemming from a government complaint alleging the lender reject... Read more

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