Navajo-Hopi land dispute ended

May 11, 2009
With the stroke of a pen Friday, President Barack Obama officially ended more than four decades of angst and anger caused by a land dispute between the Navajo and Hopi tribes... Read more

Bradford connects with tribe

May 11, 2009
Native Americans in our state are proud of Sam Bradford. But do they know who Sherman Alexie is?... Read more

Clinton city receives $30,700 grant

May 11, 2009
During the Clinton City Board of Education meeting, Tuesday, members approved the allotment of $30,700 from an Indian Education grant to support the initiatives and activities of t... Read more

Native American Apology Resolution legislation re-introduced

Gale Courey Toensing
May 10, 2009
WASHINGTON – The Native American Apology Resolution is back. Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback re-introduced the proposed legislation April 30... Read more

Money and power drive states’ interest in Carcieri ‘fix’

Gale Courey Toensing
May 10, 2009
WASHINGTON – Seventeen attorneys general, seeking property taxes and more state power over sovereign Indian lands, have written to the ranking members of the Senate Committee on In... Read more

Pueblo of Isleta’s economic development efforts paying off

Kelly Koepke, Today correspondent
May 10, 2009
L ike many tribal entities, especially those in the state of New Mexico, gaming put the Pueblo of Isleta on the economic development track... Read more

Native Americans urge action at Neihardt Conference

Staff reports
May 10, 2009
BANCROFT, Neb... Read more

NCAI honors Native high school student’s successes

Staff reports
May 10, 2009
WASHINGTON – The National Congress of American Indians has awarded Mescalero Apache Tribe freshman students Caleigh Palmer, Tristine Chico and M’Linn Hanks first place in the Triba... Read more

Native Essentials brings traditional healing home

Tanya Lee, Today correspondent
May 09, 2009
D espite her demanding full-time job, a mother of two young children, Harmony, 7, and Justice Eagle, 3, Charlene Worrell Eckel has turned her heart and hands to a traditional skill... Read more

Peru Amazon Natives fight for their land

Renzo Pipoli, Today correspondent
May 09, 2009
T he remaining Amazon Native nations in Peru – some 350,000 people who depend on fishing and hunting in mostly clean rainforest areas they held for centuries – appeared set May 7 f... Read more

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