The Supreme Court has agreed to review a case brought forward by the San Carlos Apache tribe, asserting that the federal government has not adequately provided funds required for the tribe’s health services.
Read more: Tribal Rights and Federal Obligations Clash Over Healthcare Funding
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law celebrates its second anniversary, ushering in a decade of unprecedented investments in the nation's environment with $1.2 trillion in authorized funding.
Sara E. Hill, former Cherokee Nation Attorney General, has been nominated by President Biden to become a federal district judge for the Northern District of Oklahoma.
Read more: Native American Sara E. Hill Nominated for Historic Federal Judge Role
Monday, October 2, Paragon Casino Resort, the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana and the Tunica-Biloxi Indian Political Action Committee (TBIPAC) hosted the Avoyelles Parish Sheriff Candidate Debate in Paragon’s Mari Showroom ahead of the upcoming Fall 2023 election.
Candidates will discuss how they plan to overcome challenges the Sheriff’s Office may face to continue their promise to protect and serve Avoyelles Parish
Read more: Join Us on October 2, 2023: Avoyelles Parish Sheriff Candidate Debate
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New Mexico has established a new “Turquoise Alert” system to respond quickly and effectively to missing Indigenous person cases across the state.
A new bill in New York aims to legally recognize the rights of water bodies across the state, protecting ecosystems like the Great Lakes from pollution, privatization, and exploitation.
