Tax code discussed at recent work session

Staff reports
April 26, 2009
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – The 21st Navajo Nation Council convened for a work session to discuss the To’Nanees’Dizi Local Government Tax Code, at the Navajo Nation Council chamber... Read more

Documentary a new tool for IHS

Konnie LeMay, Today correspondent
April 25, 2009
" W omen go to see the doctor and men die. … that’s our history.” Experience – as a family practice physician and an Ojibwe man – brought Dr. Arne Vainio to this conclusion... Read more

Texoma Treasure: Native Texoman Represents Area in the Miss Indian World Pageant

April 24, 2009
The Miss Indian World Pageant is kicking off today in Albuquerque... Read more

Decision on Duroville expected next week

April 24, 2009
A federal judge announced he will issue a decision next week on the fate of the Duroville migrant farmworker mobile home park... Read more

Did i Violate my Oath of office

April 24, 2009
All interested members were in attendance at the tribal office. We listened to all band members tell us there hopes and dreams of a better tomorrow... Read more

Economic town hall meetings held in N.M. Indian country

Kelly Koepke, Today correspondent
April 24, 2009
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – New Mexico Lt. Gov... Read more

Blackfeet culture comes alive at festival

April 24, 2009
Getting a taste of all things Blackfeet, from language and culture to treaty rights and land issues, was the mission of the 17th annual Days of the Blackfeet event at Blackfeet Com... Read more

Black Eagle elected Crow chairman

The Associated Press
April 24, 2009
CROW AGENCY, Mont. (AP) – Voters elected Cedric Black Eagle chairman of the Crow Tribe, choosing him over Leroy Not Afraid 2,521 – 850... Read more

House panel OKs Lumbee bill

April 24, 2009
A North Carolina congressman said yesterday that a bill to grant federal recognition to the Lumbee Indian tribe is heading toward a vote in the full House. U.S. Rep... Read more

Family frustrated with investigation of Wolf Point teen's death

April 24, 2009
Family and friends of a Wolf Point teenager who authorities said drowned are frustrated with the police investigation into the incident... Read more

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