Boise woman works to protect American Indian site

The Associated Press
September 23, 2009
BOISE, Idaho (AP) – A Boise woman has achieved her goal of having protected a sacred American Indian site in Boise and erecting a stone tribute marking the area... Read more

Tribe members question finances

September 23, 2009
Several members of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe hand-delivered a request to the tribe's headquarters yesterday seeking more information on how the tribe's money is spent... Read more

Navajo tribe could gain more financial control

September 23, 2009
Utah's Navajo tribe would gain more control over its finances under a bill that's been introduced by U.S. Sen. Bob Bennett... Read more

Interior delays Little Shell decision again

September 23, 2009
The Department of Interior has again delayed its long-stalled decision on whether the landless Little Shell Tribe of Montana deserves federal recognition."The only explanation they... Read more

American Indian group to abandon southern La.

September 23, 2009
After 170 years fishing and crabbing in southern Lousiana's swamps and marshes, a group of American Indians repeatedly flooded by hurricanes says it is intent on moving from its an... Read more

Looking to be a healthy solution

Lorraine Jessepe, Today correspondent
September 23, 2009
WALLACEBURG, Ontario – Last year at the 2008 Potawatomi Gathering of Nations , Walpole Island leadership was approached about developing a cost-effective pharmacy business to suppl... Read more

Feds delay Montana tribe's recognition request

September 23, 2009
The Department of Interior has delayed, yet again, its long-stalled decision on whether a landless Montana Indian tribe deserves federal recognition... Read more

Energy development expert Tracey LeBeau joins practice

Staff reports
September 23, 2009
PHOENIX – Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP recently announced that energy development expert Tracey A... Read more

National Indian Days starts Thursday

September 23, 2009
A ceremony welcoming Yakama tribal members' return to their traditional hunting and food gathering practices Thursday will open the four-day National Indian Days celebration... Read more

Awarding eagle feathers at graduation ceremony stirs controversy

Carol Berry, Today correspondent
September 23, 2009
NEWPORT, Ore... Read more

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