Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame to get two inductees

Staff reports
March 16, 2010
TORONTO – The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame Award will be awarded this year to Québec’s Pita Aatami and Mervin Dewasha of Ontario to rec... Read more

StoryMakers building better lives through books

Adrian Jawort, Today correspondent
March 16, 2010
BOZEMAN, Mont. – Conclusive research has concluded that developing early learning habits help children develop long-term success in school and life... Read more

Native Americans living in desperate poverty

March 16, 2010
People who live on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota lack resources including jobs, funding and housing... Read more

Native Americans celebrate heritage at CSULB Pow Wow

March 16, 2010
Eagle feathers floated in the spring-like breeze while a vivid assortment of brightly-colored ribbons, furs, beads and shawls whirled in the air, making up the clothing of a sea of... Read more

Cherokee Nation creates syllabary keypad

Staff reports
March 16, 2010
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Reservation death under investigation

March 16, 2010
Federal and tribal authorities are investigating the death of a 19-year-old man whose body was found Sunday on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation... Read more

Crow consider bid to take over empty Hardin jail

March 16, 2010
The Crow Tribe is exploring the idea of making use of the vacant Hardin jail, possibly as a drug-and-alcohol treatment center for Indians from across the country... Read more

Social priorities for tribe’s new chief

March 15, 2010
Lynn Malerba, a peripatetic businesswoman with a high-wattage smile, has been able to flourish an eye-catching résumé: nurse manager, hospital executive, casino expert... Read more

Whiteclay panel discussion to be held April 7

March 15, 2010
A tribal president, a religious leader, an author and a filmmaker are among those invited to take part in an April 7 panel discussion at Bellevue University on alcohol sales at Whi... Read more

US alligator wrestling body hopes to make a killing with blood, gore and guts

March 15, 2010
Blood trickles from a gash below Paul Bedard’s left ear, a wound that could have been worse considering that he incurred it while kissing an 8ft (2.5m) alligator under water... Read more

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