Hualapai Tribe Passes Alcohol Prohibition Resolution to Combat Covid-19
Hualapi Tribe Offices in Peach Springs, Ariz. (Google Maps Photo) PEACH SPRINGS, Ariz. — The
Month: June 2020
The Columbus Conundrum: Why Protecting Statues Protects America’s Genocidal Past
Christopher Columbus statue came down with a thud. Native News Online photographs by Darren Thompson
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Chairman Harold Frazier on Mount Rushmore: “We Are Left Looking at Our molesters”
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Chairman Harold Frazier in Washington after White House Tribal Nations Conference.
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde select sportsbook, online gaming partner
GRAND RONDE, Ore. — The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde have selected Jersey City, N.J.-based Roar
Monday Navajo Nation COVID-19 Update: Cases Surpass 7,500
Published June 30, 2020 5,095 recoveries, 63 new cases, no new deaths related to COVID-19
ESPN to Follow “Somebody’s Daughter” in Bringing International Attention to MMIW Tragedy
Scene from “Somebody’s Daughter.” Guest Opinion Published June 30, 2020 As the Blackfeet Tribal Business
Native Americans in Chicago Chart a 15 Percent COVID-19 Mortality Rate — But the City Hasn’t Released that Information
The new American Indian Health Service of Chicago clinic. “Our new clinic … took years
“Blackfeet Boxing: Not Invisible” that Brings Attention to Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women to Air on ESPN Tuesday
“Blackfeet Boxing: Not Invisible” to air on ESPN on Tuesday. Published July 29, 2020 Blackfeet
Federal District Judge Rules Alaska Native Corporations Eligible for CARES Act Funds
Published June 29, 2020 WASHINGTON — A federal district judge for the District of Columbia
America’s coalminers call for urgent help amid Covid-19 and industry decline
Thousands of jobs lost as economy shifts to renewable energy ‘Our workforce has the skills