Ecotrust Awards $40,000 to Indigenous Leaders

December 02, 2010
Ecotrust today announced that it is awarding $40,000 to four innovative indigenous leaders in the western U.S. and Canada who work to improve conditions in their communities... Read more

US coin to honor Wampanoag treaty

December 02, 2010
It is a pact that shaped early Colonial history, and the first recorded formal alliance between a Wampanoag community and the English settlers at Plymouth Bay... Read more

Salish Kootenai College public TV station to hold fundraiser

December 02, 2010
After all these years, Frank Tyro has learned that live television can be an adventure... Read more

Report: State suicide-prevention grants to villages plummet

December 02, 2010
Alaska has one of the nation's highest suicide rates but lacks the staff to apply for "numerous" grants that could help address the problem, according to a new report... Read more

Apologies to the Ute Tribe

Letter to the Editor
December 02, 2010
This is an open letter to members of the Ute Tribe, the Ute Tribal Business Committee and tribal communities... Read more

Judge Will Not Force Nickname Vote At Standing Rock

December 01, 2010
Saving UND's Fighting Sioux nickname from retirement seems almost impossible tonight, after a judge says he will not force a tribal vote on the issue... Read more

Sacred run and sacred paddle provide solemn memorial for Massachusetts Natives

Donna Laurent Caruso, Today correspondent
December 01, 2010
BOSTON – “I hope our ancestors regain some of their pride stripped from them here on this island that is now a sewer treatment plant for the City of Boston... Read more

Old American Indian Canoe Recovered in Lake Munson

December 01, 2010
A father and son discover an ancient artifact in a lake just outside of Tallahassee... Read more

Blackfeet take over policing reservation after 8 years under BIA

December 01, 2010
Almost eight years after federal officers armed with assault rifles drove onto the Blackfeet Reservation to fire every law enforcement officer from the police chief to the jail coo... Read more

Cobell settlement clears House; on to president

Rob Capriccioso, Today staff
December 01, 2010
WASHINGTON – The U.S. House of Representatives passed the $3.4 billion Cobell settlement Nov. 30... Read more

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