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Tribal Business News
11 May 2025
Several homes on the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa’s reservation are still standing because of a brief boost in federal Native housing funds — funding that faces elimination under President Trump’s recent budget proposal, which cuts $475 million from tribal housing programs.
11 May
Tribal enterprises are turning crisis into strategy as President Trump’s sweeping tariffs ripple through Indian Country, with Native leaders drawing on pandemic lessons and exploring sovereign...
May 11
The Maine Legislature on Tuesday rejected two bills related to the state recognition of tribes, a longstanding effort that Wabanaki leaders argue would have undermined their continued push for the...
May 09
The Wiyot Tribe has regained a portion of its ancestral lands as part of a 175-acre acquisition along northern California’s Elk River, where a nonprofit and state agency are working to restore the...
May 09
The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians has secured key federal and state approvals, advancing its plans to operate casinos despite longstanding jurisdictional conflicts with the Cherokee...
A tax credit introduced in the Inflation Reduction Act remains a compelling opportunity for tribes hoping to stand up renewable energy projects, even amid shifting priorities in a new administration.
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As tribes continue expanding energy sovereignty and investing in power infrastructure, understanding energy markets has become increasingly critical. Decisions made today about grid integration and...
