Federal judge blocks Arizona law that 'disenfranchised' Native voters
A federal judge has blocked a 2022 Arizona law.
Indigenous Issues
Nebraska’s Little Priest Tribal College builds opportunity 'pipelines,' STEM workforce
Little Priest Tribal College in Winnebago says its student body and campus are growing.
U.S. Senate panel grapples with how to ensure access to water amid Western drought
Decades of drought in the West has made water quality and quantity a major issue.
Interior Department invests $5 million in tribal land bison restoration
The U.S. Interior Department has invested $5 million in reintroducing bison.
Now it’s called Mount Blue Sky, after federal board votes to rename Mount Evans
The U.S Board of Geographic Names voted Friday afternoon to rename Mount Evans.
South Dakota Summit: Creating more pathways for indigenous food sovereignty
A South Dakota organization is bringing together stakeholders for a key brainstorming session.
Arizona gets a new national monument as Biden designates Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni
President Joe Biden officially designated Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni Tuesday.
Arizona School Boards Association elects first Indigenous president
The ASBA is a nonprofit group that provides training and other service.
Oklahoma governor sues House speaker; Senate pro tem over tribal compact veto
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt filed a lawsuit in the Oklahoma Supreme Court
New Mexico, Oklahoma Senators file bill to prevent Tribal nation funding lapses
Advance appropriations funds programs for the current fiscal year, plus one year in advance.
