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New Mexico Senate backs bill to change school funding
The chamber advanced a funding bill that would increase the amount of money sent to school districts with non-taxable lands
Search ends for Alaska helicopter piloted by tribal official
After an extensive search with our available assets resulting in inconclusive findings, it’s with a heavy heart that we have to suspend this search pending any new information
House OKs bill to ban mining around Grand Canyon
That threat is particularly concerning to members of the Havasupai tribe, whose ancestral home is in the canyon
Connecticut lawmakers upset tribe left out of gaming deal
Governor announced his administration reached an agreement with the Mohegan Tribe that could eventually lead to legalized sports wagering and online gambling
Tribes, fishermen slam halt to Alaska-Canada water analysis
Critics such as some local tribes, fishermen and scientists have argued that the governments have not done enough to ensure water quality is adequate
Arizona House OKs gambling bill amid transparency questions
Passage of the legislation is tied to the updated gaming compact Gov. Doug Ducey has struck with tribes but not released to the public
Tribal firefighter accused of operating meth lab
A 36-year-old man is under federal investigation
Senate energy panel backs Haaland for interior secretary
‘Quite honestly, we need you to be a success,’ said Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski
Politics at play in Deb Haaland's confirmation date
The COVID relief bill and a slim House majority are likely to affect Rep. Deb Haaland’s confirmation date, an expert says
Navajo Nation reports 3 more COVID-19 deaths
Tribal health officials said more than 16,000 people have recovered from COVID-19
Lakota rancher to head Farm Service Agency
Zach Ducheneaux is among a growing list of Indigenous people named to key positions by the Biden administration
Clash at historic Minnesota pipeline spill leads to charges
Water protectors gathered at the site of a 1991 oil spill that was the largest inland oil spill in the U.S.
Seeking Justice, Wanting Protection: Disparities in Sexual Assault Crimes in Nome
This is the final part in a series of five stories that explores the community dynamics around sexual assault in Nome and efforts by law enforcement to heal long-standing mistrust.
'Pipe Dream': Enbridge escalates local tensions
Community crackdown on water protectors in Minnesota raises constitutional questions about free speech, assembly
