Apache olla tops $41K at Cowan’s American Indian, Western Art Auction

April 20, 2010
The highest-selling lot of Cowan’s American Indian and Western Auction was a circa 1900 Yavapai Apache olla with figural decorations, which brought $41,125... Read more

Napa and Lake counties join fight against Wappo tribal status

April 20, 2010
Napa and Lake counties have joined Sonoma in a court fight over federal recognition of Alexander Valley’s Mishewal Wappo Indian tribe, saying it would open the door for casino gamb... Read more

Alpine woman wins Smart Car at Viejas Casino

Staff reports
April 20, 2010
SAN DIEGO – An Alpine woman drove away a winner at Viejas Casino , taking home a new Smart Car. Barbara L... Read more

Supreme Court rejects suit over tribes’ casino wealth

April 20, 2010
A bitter legal battle ended in defeat for some of the nation's poorest Indians on Monday when the U.S... Read more

Mockery of Native heritage only perpetuates Native issues

April 20, 2010
Recently, I’ve seen a lot of people walking around with feathers in their hair, and it kind of me off... Read more

Bad bet: Tribe gambles its assets on recognition bid

April 19, 2010
It appears that Lumbee leaders have decided it's acceptable to bet a big piece of the tribe's net worth on one game of chance... Read more

2 charged in girl’s death

April 19, 2010
Two men have been charged in connection with the death of a young girl whose body was found earlier this month on Wyoming’s Wind River Indian Reservation... Read more

B.C. band to evict 12 residents with drug or alcohol problems

April 19, 2010
Twelve residents of an aboriginal community northwest of Tofino, on Vancouver Island, have been told they've got until Monday to get treatment for drug and alcohol problems or get ... Read more

Cladoosby, Bailey re-elected at Swinomish

Richard Walker, Today correspondent
April 19, 2010
SWINOMISH, Wash. – Brian Cladoosby and Sophie Bailey were re-elected March 21 to the Swinomish Senate. Cladoosby overcame a challenge from Dr... Read more

Five-year contract for Lummi general manager

Richard Walker, Today correspondent
April 19, 2010
LUMMI, Wash. – Dr. Ted Wright has received a five-year contract to continue as general manager of the Lummi Indian Business Council ... Read more

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