The Bureau of Indian Affairs has approved a land-into-trust application for gaming for a Michigan nation and has denied an application for a New York nation because it was incomple...

The year 2011 provided few bright spots in the courts or Congress for Indian nations. The year began inauspiciously in January with a ruling from the U.S...

WASHINGTON – 2011 saw some new and old heroes alike emerge in Washington, D.C., rooting and pushing for tribal and Indian interests...

WASHINGTON – In a move requested by tribes for decades, the federal government is easing its rules for the approval of leases on lands that the federal government holds in trust fo...

On November 9, Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk announced Karen J...

The United States Interior Department has revised the regulations addressing leasing of Indian land, according to a Federal Register memo released Monday...

The Obama administration’s head of Indian affairs told a Senate committee that fixing the U.S...

Forty-six projects by 30 tribes received news that they would be receiving funding grants from the Office of Indian Energy and Economic Development (IEED) on October 10...

On September 22, Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) addressed those in attendance for the Tribal Law and Order Act Hearing...

Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk and his staff toured the Red Lake Juvenile Detention Center in Redlake Minnesota on August 10...