Volunteers working to include 100,000 Texas Natives in Census

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – There are more than 100,000 American Indians in Texas, and Native volunteers there are working hard to ensure they are all counted in the 2010 Census. Read more »

• Blizzards in Indian country: Navajo Nation
  
• Major storm recovery effort underway for SD reservations
  
• Rights are sometimes absent in Indian country
  
• Eroding Alaska village appeals lawsuit’s dismissal
  
• Coeur d’Alene Tribe wants broader arrest authority
  
• Weather ravaged communities receive support
• Fluent Arikara speaker dies
  
• 2010 State of the Indian Nations presented
  
• NAGPRA suffers surprising proposed budget cut
  
• Indian programs largely protected from budget freeze
  
• Comanche Nation blasted by ice
  
• Visionary Choctaw leader dies
  
• Prosecutors: Informant in artifacts case is clean
  
• Blizzards in Indian country: Navajo Nation
  
• Campaign finance ruling impacts tribes
  
• Great Law of Peace honored with coin
  
• ‘Indian country’ – more than just geography
• Essay contest encourages Native youth to explore their heritage
• Lac Courte Oreilles Band buys Capone hideout
  
• Command posts established to deal with weather-related emergency
• Salmon populations continue to decline
  
• ‘Indian’ mascot underscores past and future concerns
  
• NCAI sponsors 2010 Census art competititon
  
• Be careful what you wish for, a court case suggests
• President nominates two more tribal citizens