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February 01, 2005 Report cites high cost of relocating Native village A new report from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it will cost at least $180 million to relocate the 600 residents of the Alaska Native village of Shishmaref... New Mexico tribe debuts first of two new hotels Pojoaque Pueblo in northern New Mexico is opening a new $11 million hotel today, the first of two major developments. The three-story Homewood Suites by Hilton is located near a... Anderson's resignation blamed on lack of support Famed entrepreneur Dave Anderson announced his resignation as head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs on Monday in what tribal leaders said was the latest casualty of the Bush administration's... Two brothers arrested in stabbing at Haskell Two brothers have been charged with aggravated battery for a stabbing incident at Haskell Indian Nations University in Kansas. Mighty James Big Pond, 19, and David J. Big Pond, 21,... Yellow Bird: A nation cannot flourish without children "Adoption is utterly life-changing for a child. It also upends the ordinary lives of the parents involved. The adoption process is complicated, but when it reaches across cultures, especially the... Editorial: Professor did right thing by quitting post "Ward Churchill's resignation as chairman of the ethnic studies department at the University of Colorado-Boulder was the right thing to do given the controversy swirling around an incendiary essay he... Reservation substance abuse program accredited The alcohol and drug treatment program operated by the Crow Tribe of Montana has received a three-year accreditation by an international commission. The tribe took over the program from the... State worried about Makah Nation salmon catch The Washington state Fish and Wildlife department is raising concerns about a recent salmon catch by the Makah Nation that exceeded estimates. The tribe reportedly harvested nearly 20,000 chinook salmon... Narragansett youth denied entry to school dance A group of young members of the Narragansett Tribe of Rhode Island say they were denied entry to a high school dance last month due to their race. Na'Keesha Brown,... Yakama Nation disputes state ownership of land The Yakama Nation is disputing the state of Washington's claim of ownership of nearly 19,000 acres of land. The tribe says the land was wrongly excluded from a survey of... Crow Tribe can negotiate tobacco tax compact The Crow Tribe of Montana has authorized a tax on the sale of tobacco, clearing the way for a compact with the state. The compact would allow the tribe to... Federal judge upholds ban on climbing at sacred rock A federal judge on Friday upheld the federal government's ban on climbing at Cave Rock, a sacred site of the Washoe Tribe. U.S. District Judge Howard McKibben dismissed a lawsuit... Editorial: Deadline needed on Kickapoo water crisis "Almost everyone agrees that the Kickapoo Tribe of northeast Kansas needs a better source of water than the less-than-dependable Delaware River. Most agree that the best solution could be the... New bison hunt bill in Montana includes tribes A new bill in the Montana Legislature would allow tribes to participate in the state's controversial bison hunt. The bill would distribute up to 16 bison hunting licenses to the... Nursing home ban advances without tribal provision A bill to ban new nursing homes in South Dakota was passed by the state Senate on Monday after an amendment to carve out an exception for tribes was rejected.... Washington tribe returns money after local threat The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe of Washington has returned a $2,500 donation after local business leaders sought to force the tribe to change its mind on a construction project that... Gaming companies among top donors to Sen. Reid Gaming companies that do business in Las Vegas are among the top contributors to Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nevada), the new Democratic leader in the Senate, The Washington Post reports. In... College professor quits post over 9/11-Nazi essay Ward Churchill, a University of Colorado professor who is active on Indian issues, resigned as chair of the ethnic studies department on the Boulder campus due to controversy over an... |