Sharon Brown, chief of trail operations with the National Park Service, discusses Long Walk National Historic Trail alternatives with McKinley County School Board member Chee Smith at the open house in Crownpoint, N.M., on June 15. Reznet Photo by Andi Murphy
Long Walk Trail Must Overcome Taboos
The National Park Service is completing its journey to Congress with the thoughts of the Navajo and Mescalero Apache about making the Long Walk a national historic trail.
Senator Wants New Review of Cayuga Land Trust
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer said Tuesday that federal officials must do a more detailed study on how the local economy would be affected if 129 acres of upstate New York land are put into trust for the Cayuga Indian Nation.
Author of Novels About Plains Indians Dies
Don Coldsmith, a family physician who gained fame as the author of the Spanish Bit Saga novels about the Plains Indians, has died. He was 83.
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Jackson's Music Untarnished By Wild Behavior
Michael Jackson's death stirred many thoughts Thursday, including questions about whether his outrageous behavior - including trying to erase his African American features - has forever tainted his music. At least for this listener, the answer is no.
White House Blog: In Alaska
Jodi A. Gillette works in the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs as deputy associate director for tribal governments. She blogs about her recent visit to Anchorage and Native communities farther north.
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Tribe Fears Mining Will Disturb Remains
The Tohono O'odham Nation will soon rebury the remains of nearly 200 of their ancestors, dug up in the late 1970s and early '80s by teams of archaeologists working on what was then known as the Anamax-Rosemont site.
Hosts Sought for 50-100 Disease-Free Bison
Montana wildlife officials seek proposals from Indian tribes, private groups and land-management agencies capable of caring for 50 to 100 disease-free bison.
Sacred Hoop Run Heads for Wyoming
FORT ROBINSON, Neb. (AP) — Dozens of runners will head toward Wyoming for their next stop on the 27th annual Sacred Hoop Run.
Montana Building Statewide Indian Law Site
The State Law Library of Montana plans to unveil what it claims will be the nation's first comprehensive Internet portal on statewide Indian law by next January.
Crow Tribe Elects Vice Chairman
Unofficial results show Calvin "Coolidge" Jefferson, Jr., has been elected vice chairman of the Crow Tribe.