Florida Legislature reaches compromise on Seminole gambling revenues
TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s historic Hialeah Park racetrack would return. The Seminole Tribe’s Hard Rock casinos would keep their slot m...
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TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s historic Hialeah Park racetrack would return. The Seminole Tribe’s Hard Rock casinos would keep their slot m...
Dems ask Justice to probe treatment of ‘freedmen’
WASHINGTON — A small group of powerful House Democrats has asked the Justice Department to investigate whether American Indian tribes are engagi...
Much at stake for tribes awaiting recognition
GREAT FALLS, Mont. — Edna Doney Teske, 74, is Indian, but not officially. “They don’t recognize us as Native Americans,” said Tesk...
Former police detective sues chiefs, city for racial discrimination
A former Rapid City police detective has filed a federal lawsuit against Police Chief Steve Allender, former police chief Craig Tieszen, the police de...
Key charge dismissed in 1975 Pictou-Aquash slaying
A U.S. federal judge dismissed a key charge against one of two men accused in the 1975 slaying of a Canadian aboriginal activist and scheduled a heari...
Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar Announces $500 Million for Tribes
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says $500 million in federal stimulus money will go to American Indian tribes across the U.S. f...
Blackfeet business project receives grants
A Browning-based business may soon be getting the facelift it needs to manufacture materials for missiles for the U.S. Army at a reduced cost, along w...
Woman pleads guilty to casino bomb threat
COEUR d’ALENE — Sinead Shrae Ambro, 18, Plummer, entered a guilty plea in federal court on Friday to a charge of maliciously conveying fal...
Geronimo’s family file lawsuit naming Barack Obama
A popular conspiracy theory is making its way into a U.S. federal court. Descendants of Geronimo, the famous Apache chief, are suing President Barack ...
Standing Rock Sioux member gets key White House post
WASHINGTON – The White House announced Feb. 6 that Jodi Archambault Gillette has been named one of three deputy associate directors of the Office of...
