Crime/health bill awaits appropriation, administration action

Rob Capriccioso
February 06, 2009
WASHINGTON – This summer appeared to be a promising time for tribal crime and health advocates after the Senate passed an amendment aimed at injecting $2 billion to strengthening h... Read more

Twenty years later tribal gaming still spells economic success

Patti Jo King, Today correspondent
February 06, 2009
A ccording to the National Indian Gaming Association, tribal gaming began as a $200 million industry with the passage of the 1988 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act... Read more

Coffeyville Community College hosts Native American Leadership Association Visit Day

Staff reports
February 06, 2009
COFFEYVILLE, Kan. – Coffeyville Community College (CCC) will host its annual Native American Leadership Visit Day Feb. 11 at 1 p.m... Read more

02/06/09 - Callaway Liquor Store takes advantage of tribal smoking, gaming

February 06, 2009
The statewide smoking ban that took effect on Oct. 1, 2007 has hit some bars around the area hard. But not the on-sale portion of the Callaway Liquor Store... Read more

Politics, American-style

Letter to the Editor
February 06, 2009
At the source of every Indian country controversy is American-style politics, internal politics or fighting against the colonizer... Read more

Galanda: Indian law on the bar exam benefits everyone

Gabriel S. Galanda
February 06, 2009
A n Associated Press story ran the day after Christmas about Heather and Clint Larson, non-Indian Utah citizens, and Talon, the 6-month-old boy they adopted... Read more

02/06/09 - Filmmaker screens Klamath documentary

February 06, 2009
Stephen Most, an author and documentary script-writer whose work has been nominated for an Academy Award, will be in Del Norte County on Friday and Saturday for two free screenings... Read more

02/06/09 - Seminoles promise legislators $288 million for state budget

February 06, 2009
Ratcheting up its public relations effort to seek approval of an agreement with Gov... Read more

Monteau: Supporting EchoHawk

Harold A. Monteau
February 06, 2009
I don’t envy Larry EchoHawk and his potential appointment as the “damned” assistant secretary of interior for Indian affairs... Read more

First conjoined Native twins undergo separation surgery

Brian Daffron, Today correspondent
February 06, 2009
ANADARKO, Okla... Read more

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