Tribal council to hit the road for feedback
Sells, AZ- Over the next two months community members of the Tohono O’odham Nation will have the chance to sound off, comment, criticize, commend, and offer up positive ideas to members of… Read More
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Federal appeals court upholds Indian Child Welfare Act
New Orleans, LA- Tribal leaders from around the United States were relieved when a federal appeals court upheld the Indian Child Welfare Act when it was challenged by opponents of the law… Read More
Arizona governor signs bill establishing committee on missing and murdered indigenous women, girls
Phoenix, AZ- A state legislative bill that establishes a committee on missing and murdered indigenous women and girls was signed by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey in a ceremony at the state capitol… Read More
Areas of concern are many, varied for chairman
Sells, AZ- At his ceremonial inauguration Tohono O’odham Nation Chairman Ned Norris Jr. told an audience that he and tribal Vice Chairwoman Wavalene Saunders during their campaign traveled to many communities on… Read More
Because of sovereign immunity, Navajo company can’t be sued
Washington, DC- Ruling that a business enterprise of the Navajo Nation is protected by sovereign immunity, a federal appeals court said environmental groups cannot sue to block expansion of a coal mine… Read More
State democrats react to state senator’s racially divisive comments
Phoenix, AZ- Comments made by State Senator Sylvia Allen at a Republican Party venue in which she voiced fear that the United States will soon resemble South American countries given declining white… Read More