University of Montana to dedicate Native American Center

Staff reports
May 11, 2010
MISSOULA, Mont. – The University of Montana will hold the formal dedication ceremony for its new Payne Family Native American Center May 13, at its campus in Missoula... Read more

Tulalip picked for gambling commission

May 11, 2010
President Barack Obama wants a member of the Tulalip Tribes to lead the nation's chief regulator of Indian gaming... Read more

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Lucinda Hughes-Juan, Today correspondent
May 11, 2010
E very day we encounter problems in our lives. We experience personal and professional dilemmas that block or interfere with our progress... Read more

Making it to graduation day

Carol Berry, Today correspondent
May 11, 2010
DENVER – An epiphany may not be a bad thing to experience in high school, even if you’re not exactly sure what it means... Read more

Arizona lawmakers spark ire of Apaches over copper mine, land exchange

May 11, 2010
A local dispute in this old mining town has sparked a legislative battle on Capitol Hill, and the outcome could affect the reelection races of two incumbents in Congress... Read more

Long-suffering tribe fears oil may strike final blow

May 11, 2010
The native Houma people, who have long relied on fishing and trapping in the marshlands of Louisiana, have been through a lot as a tribe... Read more

Tornadoes sweep through Oklahoma

Terri Hansen, Today correspondent
May 11, 2010
NORMAN, Okla. – Severe storms and tornadoes swept through Oklahoma May 10, prompting Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry to declare a state of emergency in 56 Oklahoma counties... Read more

With state's nod, Indians' spirits can walk free

May 10, 2010
In the bowels of the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., are boxes containing the skeletal remains of more than 130 Native Americans who died in Virginia centur... Read more

American Indian games fascinate Caseville man

May 10, 2010
When Harold Hoelzle was a boy, his family would visit the Caseville area as often as possible to escape the stresses of everyday life... Read more

Asked to stay

Letter to the Editor
May 10, 2010
W e are responding to your editorial questioning the decision of the elected leaders of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association to hold our annual meeting as schedul... Read more

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