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The objective of the game is to throw a square bag to an opposing board, attempting to make it into a hole for three points, also scoring points if the bag stays on the board
California wildfires threaten sequoia trees, tribal lands
A fire on the Tule River Indian Reservation and in Giant Sequoia National Monument grew significantly overnight to more than 6 square miles
Enbridge ordered to pay $3 million for groundwater leak
Company’s actions are a clear violation of state law and public trust
Cherokee leader calls for new hospital in speech
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. delivered his State of the Nation address virtually for the second straight year
Deb Haaland: Land agency moving back to DC
The Interior secretary opposed the move by former President Donald Trump as a member of Congress. She visited the Colorado headquarters in July
Wolves may need protections after states expand hunting
Dozens of tribes had asked the Biden administration to immediately enact emergency protections for gray wolves nationwide
First Americans Museum set to open
The museum represents the 39 tribes in Oklahoma and sits on a 40-acre site near downtown Oklahoma City
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