Tribe helps young people learn Salish

March 08, 2010
For the first time in a couple generations, young people are speaking ancient words of hope for Native Americans on the brink of losing the first language of the Inland Northwest... Read more

Study Shows Lower Graduation Rates for Native Americans

March 08, 2010
A recent report commissioned by the Civil Rights Project at UCLA shows that fewer Native Americans in Washington finish high school than previously thought... Read more

Internet gambling: Threat or opportunity?

Dave Palermo, Today correspondent
March 08, 2010
T he likelihood Internet poker will soon be legal in the United States is igniting a fear among some tribal leaders that online gambling will impact revenue from tribal government ... Read more

American Diabetes Association Applauds Senate's Efforts To Reauthorize Special Diabetes Programs

March 08, 2010
The American Diabetes Association applauds today's introduction of Special Diabetes Program legislation in the U.S. Senate. The bill (S... Read more

BIA Affirms Waste Management Act Amendments

March 08, 2010
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes were recently notified by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) that amendments to the tribes' waste management regulations had been approved despite objec... Read more

Conn. risks $400m annual loss from Indian gaming revenues

Gale Courey Toensing
March 07, 2010
HARTFORD, Conn... Read more

ICWA: Individual and tribal survival at stake

Carol Berry, Today correspondent
March 05, 2010
RAPID CITY, S.D... Read more

Middleboro: Why was our casino omitted from DeLeo speech?

March 05, 2010
Local officials said House Speaker Robert DeLeo sidestepped how an Indian casino in Middleboro would fit into the gaming plan he laid out in his speech to the Greater Boston Chambe... Read more

Indian leaders address Obama’s budget

Rob Capriccioso
March 05, 2010
WASHINGTON – Indian leaders are increasingly weighing in on President Barack Obama’s proposed budget for 2011... Read more

Tribal leaders say UTA 'ignores' them

March 05, 2010
A 250-acre site on state lands near Draper thought to rest above an American Indian village dating back 3,000 years was protected last August from Utah Transit Authority plans to c... Read more

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