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Portland State University researchers say nearly half of federal funds allocated to Northwest tribes in 2024 is at risk under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
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A portion of a major interstate highway will soon honor the late Neal McCaleb, a Chickasaw ambassador who dedicated his career to improving transportation infrastructure in the Chickasaw Nation, Oklahoma and the United States.
The interchange of Interstate 35 and East 33rd Street in Edmond, Oklahoma, will be designated as the “Ambassador Neal McCaleb Memorial Interchange” this fall.
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Native Vote. The Flanagan for Senate campaign announced today that Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan (White Earth Ojibwe) has earned endorsements from a majority of Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) members currently serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives—an unprecedented milestone in a U.S. Senate race. This includes recent endorsements from State Representatives Fue Lee (Minneapolis) and Steve Elkins (Bloomington), bringing her total support to 34 House members and six State Senators.
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Fall 2025 officially arrives today at 2:19 Eastern Time. With kids back to school, ceremonies and powwows taking place across Indian Country, we live busy lives. You may have missed some important news from Indian Country.
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Native Vote. At Saturday’s Walk For Our Lives fentanyl awareness event in Española, Deb Haaland (Laguna Pueblo), a candidate for governor of New Mexico, joined families affected by the fentanyl epidemic and pledged to take action on the crisis. She promised to direct resources toward addiction recovery programs, family support services, and to equip law enforcement with the tools needed to combat the spread of illegal drugs across the state. The event was led by Española native Alicia Pauline Vigil-Ryan, whose son died from fentanyl poisoning in 2022.
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WASHINGTON — In addition to articles already covered by Native News Online, here is a roundup of other news released from Washington, D.C. that impacts Indian Country recently.
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State of Emergency Declared for Northern Agency Chapters Following Heavy Rainfall and Flash Flooding
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Following a site visit to Aneth, Utah, on September 15, 2025, the Navajo Department of Emergency Management (NDEM), in coordination with the Office of the President and Vice President, Navajo Housing Authority, American Red Cross, Utah Commission on Emergency Management, and local leadership, confirmed that a tornado on September 13 caused significant damage in the area.
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What began as a family fishing trip along a river in south Alabama has turned into one of the most significant paleontological discoveries in recent history.
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