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As Michigan closes commercial gaming amid COVID-19 spike, tribal casinos — except one — remain open
Bay Mills Indian Community, Michigan end decade-long fight over off-reservation casino

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Appeals court revives tribal lawsuit against SunZia transmission line

A federal appeals court Tuesday revived a lawsuit challenging permits granted for the SunZia transmission line.

Pechanga casino ‘doubles down’ on naming rights for San Diego arena

Pechanga Arena San Diego will keep its name through December 2026 under an extended naming rights agreement with Pechanga Resort Casino.

Senate bill would expand tribal lending access by lowering CDFI bond thresholds

U.S. Sens. Tina Smith and Mike Rounds reintroduced bipartisan legislation Tuesday that would make federal lending programs more accessible to tribal communities and other underserved areas by...

IndiJ Public Media names AP veteran as CEO

Katie Oyan, a 20-year Associated Press veteran and member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, will become CEO of IndiJ Public Media on June 23, taking over the nation's largest Indigenous news organization...

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Trump budget proposes deep cuts to Native American programs

Trump budget proposes deep cuts to Native American programs

Trump plan eliminates funds that keep Native homes standing

Trump plan eliminates funds that keep Native homes standing

THE SOVEREIGNTY BLUEPRINT | How Native communities are transforming mundane building regulations into powerful tools for self-determination.

THE SOVEREIGNTY BLUEPRINT | How Native communities are transforming mundane building regulations into powerful tools for self-determination.

SBA says DEI executive order does not apply to Native American programs

SBA says DEI executive order does not apply to Native American programs

‘We Adapt and Overcome’ | Tribal enterprises deploy creative strategies against tariff storm

‘We Adapt and Overcome’ | Tribal enterprises deploy creative strategies against tariff storm

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