The Crow Creek Sioux Tribe has settled its tax debt with the Internal Revenue Service and lined up a loan that will enable it to

WOLFCHILD V. UNITED STATES (NO. 09-579); ZEPHIER V. U.S. (NO. 09-580) – On November 6, 2009, two groups of individuals who claim to be descendants

Written by Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji) © 2010 Native Sun News Sunday, 31 January 2010 12:29 February 1, 2010 Like millions of other Americans I

A State of Emergency has been declared on the Pine Ridge Lakota “Sioux” Indian Reservation. People have died. Many more people are at risk of

Yes Cops were just here, electricity will be out for possibly more then 2 more weeks. Water is getting scarce. Pathwaystospirit.org is doing the best

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mark Dayton considers starting a state run casino in the Twin Cities to raise money Dayton says he would consider supporting a

Vigil on the Plains Crow Creek Sioux chairman is ‘not going anywhere’ By Stephanie Woodard, Today correspondent Story Published: Dec 29, 2009 Story Updated: Dec

My understanding is that on Saturday at 1:00 there will be a gathering at the tribal hall at Fort Thompson.  We are hoping that a

Dec 13th 2009 Eric Klein Founder, CAN-DO.org reports LIVE from Crow Creek- More reports form the field over the next week to come- DAY 2-

The National Park Service has released its final Environmental Impact Statement for the Coldwater Spring/ Bureau of Mines Property, near Fort Snelling. The report is

From the album: “Sites” by Bruce White Sacred sites are the “power points, the grid,” for Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota peoples, said Chief Arvol Looking

November 5, 2009 The President addresses leaders from more than 500 federally recognized tribes and reaffirms his Administrations intent to forge a stronger, more equitable

  Jomay Steen Journal staff - Posted: Sunday, November 1, 2009 9:20 pm When it comes to housing, Fred Sitting Up compared the reservation he lives

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Bill Means International Indian Treaty Council Cell: 612-386-4030 Email: Bill.Means@state.mn.us UNITED NATIONS OFFICIAL TO VISIT PINE RIDGE RESERVATION TO INVESTIGATE HOUSING

Standing Rock Sioux get $30 million casino loan The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is getting a $30 million loan from a Minnesota tribe to upgrade

St. Mary was site of memorable Blackfoot Confederacy Conference, Sobriety Campout By John McGill Wednesday, July 1, 2009 10:10 AM MDT This year’s Blackfoot Confederacy