More broadly, it could deny all of Alaska’s 229 federally recognized tribes the ability to exercise jurisdiction over as much as 2.7 million acres of land held in trust for individual Alaska ...
Kuskokwim Delta, has spent over $43,000 to purchase hundreds of generators for its tribal members. Village leaders say it’s an investment to prepare for emergencies and preserve vital subsistence ...
Despite declining Native participation in the Iditarod, Indigenous representation remains strong in mid-distance races ...
The state of Alaska has filed suit against the federal Department of the Interior in an attempt to overturn a legal opinion that allowed the Native Village of Eklutna to open a federally regulated ...
The state of Alaska is suing the federal government over its approval of a controversial tribal gambling venture that opened to the public this week in Birchwood. The Alaska Department of Law ...
Lisa Murkowski addresses National Congress of American Indians on Feb.11 ... “When I’m home in Alaska, I am often introduced by my gifted name, which is Aab shaawátk’l,” Murkowski ...
and the Coquille Indian Tribe of Oregon announced the ground breaking of Oregon’s first Tribally-Owned distillery and tasting room, located at The Mill Casino-Hotel & RV Park on Coos Bay ...
In the wake of a federal funding freeze threat and the Trump Administration’s “review” of billions of dollars in tribal funding, a call for tribes to enter the cannabis industry for ...
The Duwamish Tribe, a group of Indigenous people that has sought federal recognition as a sovereign Indian nation for nearly 50 years, will get another chance to make its case, a judge ruled last ...
Tribe Nine is a new gacha action-RPG from Japanese developers Akatsuki Games and Too Kyo Games. Danganronpa fans might recognise Too Kyo Games as the studio founded by ex-employees of Spike ...
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New lawsuit seeks to limit Alaska Native tribes’ authority, stop Eklutna gambling hallMore broadly, it could deny all of Alaska’s 229 federally recognized tribes the ability to exercise jurisdiction over as much as 2.7 million acres of land held in trust for individual Alaska ...
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