Californian Online Poker Setback After Bill Withdrawn

June 30, 2010
Californian online poker suffered a setback on Tuesday after interest groups succeeded in persuading Roderick Wright to withdraw his bill which would have paved the way for legaliz... Read more

Stillaguamish hope canoe will connect them with ancestors

June 30, 2010
The fire was ready. It was time for the final critical step in the construction of the Stillaguamish Tribe’s first dugout canoe in more than a century... Read more

Body identified as missing Sagkeeng teen

June 30, 2010
RCMP have identified remains found yesterday as belonging to missing Sagkeeng First Nation teenager Tyler Arkinson... Read more

Interior Issues $5.2 M Civil Penalty to BP America for False Reporting on Tribal Lands

June 30, 2010
The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEM) announced today that BP America Inc... Read more

Indian Affairs officer lived to serve, FBI says

June 30, 2010
A Bureau of Indian Affairs officer who died in a car wreck while on duty Monday was "a fine officer who was absolutely committed to the people of the Ute Tribe," said Agent John D... Read more

No trial date yet in South Dakota gaming lawsuit

June 30, 2010
A federal judge has asked attorneys when they'll be ready for trial in a gambling-related lawsuit filed by the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe against the state of South Dakota... Read more

O'Brien: Celebrating winners

Toby O’Brien, Special to Today
June 29, 2010
T his really happened to me. It’s a very sad story. Grab your tissues. A few years back, I was visiting a Native American casino in Southern California. It was late at night... Read more

82-year-old grandmother drives home in new Mercedes

Staff reports
June 29, 2010
INDIO, Calif. – Isabel Galvan has spent most of her life taking care of other people and their homes. She’s 82 and a retired housekeeper from Thermal, Calif... Read more

Schaghticoke case in hands of U.S. Supreme Court

June 29, 2010
The Schaghticoke Tribal Nation has put the fate of its case for sovereign recognition in the hands of the U.S... Read more

Fight for Thorpe's body is heating up

June 29, 2010
A week after the great American Indian athlete Jim Thorpe died in 1953, his family had just finished dinner and was gathered for an all-night mourning ceremony at their tribal home... Read more

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