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Seminole Nation Becomes First Indigenous Group to Ban Planet-Cooking Data Centers From Its Land
"Our fight is just one small piece of a collective puzzle."
2 min readFuturism
- Lifestyle
Nooksack artist returns to Whatcom County to share his story
Louie Gong, a famous Indigenous artist and entrepreneur, spoke at the Whatcom Museum on Thursday night.
3 min readBellingham Herald mcclatchy
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Who Really Built the Empire State Building?
New research reconstructs the lives of the immigrant, working-class, and Indigenous men who built the nation’s most iconic skyscraper.
8 min readTime
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Who Really Built the Empire State Building?
New research reconstructs the lives of the immigrant, working-class, and Indigenous men who built the nation’s most iconic skyscraper.
8 min read - US
Missing Indigenous person last seen on March 26
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has issued a missing indigenous person alert for a 34-year-old man last seen at around 7:45 p.m. on Thursday, March 26. According to CBI, Sean Ian Buis left the area of Monica and Barkman Drives near Astrozon and South Powers Boulevards on foot, leaving his phone […]
KXRM Colorado Springs1 min read - US
Little Priest Tribal College builds future workforce with new facility
For many families in the region, long waits for basic home repairs have been a challenge. But the Little Priest Tribal College (LPTC) hopes to close that gap with the launch of the new $1.5 million carpentry building.
KCAU Sioux City2 min read - US
Wolf Point fire chief charged with felony theft
Wolf Point Fire Chief Clint Bushman has been charged with felony theft in the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes Tribal Court. During the February city council meeting, Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak informed council members that Bushman had been placed on administrative leave. According to court documents, Dschaak informed a Roosevelt County Sheriff’s deputy […]
2 min readDaily Montanan
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Shoshone-Bannock Tribes identifies former tribal judge and lawyer who died in Thursday’s fatal crash
POCATELLO — A former tribal judge and lawyer for the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes has died after a fatal crash on Interstate 15 in Pocatello Thursday morning. According to a news release from the tribes, William “Bill” F.
3 min readEast Idaho News
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Tribal police focus on helping victims in sex trafficking stings
ATHENS TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Tribal police in Calhoun County are working to provide human trafficking victims the help they need during sting operations aimed at catching suspects. On Monday, six people caught up in one such sting arrived at a meetup location, Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi Chief of Police Chris Mandoka told News […]
WOOD Grand Rapids3 min read - Lifestyle
5 Must-Eat Dishes When You Visit Phoenix, Arizona, According To Reviews
Phoenix's location in the Sonoran Desert influences its cuisine, from Native American and Mexican staples to regional takes on classics from around the world.
8 min readIslands
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Unused funds could offset security upgrades at Shoshone County
Security upgrades at the Shoshone County Courthouse may not be as costly as previously anticipated, thanks to unspent funds from earlier projects. During a recent meeting, Commissioner Dave Dose said the county has $136,000 in unused Local Assistance and Tribal Consistency Funds (LATCF) from previously approved and completed projects that can be applied toward the cost of the upgrades. Shoshone County formed a security committee following last year’s shooting at the nearby Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office.
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Costco to open first U.S. store on tribal land in Scottsdale
A new Costco warehouse is coming to the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, described by leaders as a milestone project along the busy Loop 101 corridor in Scottsdale. The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community is a sovereign tribal nation bordering Scottsdale, made up of the Akimel O’Odham (Pima) and Xalychidom Piipaash (Maricopa), with deep farming roots and a fast-growing entertainment and business corridor along the Loop 101. The warehouse will feature an expanded ready-to-eat section with grab-and-go family meals and an updated Costco food court lineup alongside Costco's beloved hot dog and drink combo.
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12NEWS - Entertainment
‘Daily Show’ Jokes Kristi Noem Had to Hand Over Everything After Firing — Including Keys to the ‘F—k Plane’ | Video
Josh Johnson also explains how Markwayne Mullin, the only Native American senator, may have made Trump "less racist."
1782 min readThe Wrap
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Alaska villagers evacuated during ex-Typhoon Halong plan for new homes
Residents of the two Western Alaska communities hardest hit by the remnants of Typhoon Halong have reached a consensus about their futures: they want to move their villages entirely. In the Yup’ik village of Kipnuk, where almost all of the approximately 700 residents were airlifted after storm waters swallowed their community last October, tribal members […]
7 min readAlaska Beacon
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What happened to Siletz Tribal member Manuel Bayya?
The family of Manuel 'Manny' Bayya, a Siletz tribal member missing since 2022, is holding a rally in Eugene March 27.
The Register-Guard3 min read - World
Tech-equipped Indigenous firefighters protect Thai forests
In the dry-season heat of northern Thailand, Hmong villagers zip through forested slopes, blasting tinder with leaf blowers and cutting through brush with machetes, while others scan for smoke on live feeds from their phones."Both local communities and state agencies are taking the issue more seriously, leading to tighter controls over burning and fire outbreaks," Mathaphan told AFP. The Hmong, an Indigenous ethnic group originally from the mountains of southern China, have lived on these slopes
4 min readAFP
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Crystal Bridges announce expansion of indigenous art collection
Crystal Bridges announce the reinstallation and expansion of their indigenous art collection.
KNWA Fayetteville1 min read - Sports
Roman Reigns Vows To Crush CM Punk At WrestleMania, But Can't Let Emotions Take Over
Roman Reigns is training 'round the clock ahead of his showdown with CM Punk at WrestleMania 42 ... and while he's ready to crush "The Best in the World" in Vegas -- he says there's one thing that could come between him and the Heavyweight Championship. The "Original Tribal Chief" was leaving Del Frisco's in NYC this week ... when Adam Glyn asked how he's staying in tip-top shape weeks before stepping foot on "The Grandest Stage of Them All" -- and he admitted his regimen "sucks." RR broke it all down ... revealing he does three-a-days and meal prepping with no cheat meals whatsoever.
2 min readTMZ
