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A shelved, taxpayer-funded report on tribal boarding schools recommended an apology for Michigan’s role in the deaths and abuse of Native American children.
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Red Cliff Tribal Chairwoman Nicole Boyd gave the annual State of Tribes address in front of the Wisconsin State Assembly Tuesday.
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The Tribe emphasizes that the safety and dignity of their members are their top priorities.
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Ancient canoes found in the bed of Lake Mendota in Madison are giving insight to indigenous ways of life for people living in the area more than 5,000 years ago.
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A funding increase for tribal colleges and universities announced before the shutdown was welcome news, but college leaders remain uneasy about the government’s financial commitments.
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The Lac du Flambeau Tribe officially acquired the Marywood Franciscan Spirituality Center property in Arbor Vitae.It is the first known land return from a Catholic institution to a Tribal Nation in the name of reparations for colonialism and residential boarding schools.
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For more than a decade, Forest County Potawatomi Community leaders have pushed to make the corridor safer for drivers, pedestrians, and ATV/UTV riders.
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Governor Tony Evers signed an executive order Monday to preserve cultural resources and languages of Wisconsin’s Tribal Nations.
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Ernie “Big Cat” Stevens Jr., a driving force behind the expansion of Native American gaming for more than two decades, has died. He was 66
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Construction started on a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Lac du Flambeau.Business leaders say it will take the long-running Simpson Electric company into the next stage of product innovation.
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The new signs identify the Bad River’s Tribal boundaries and two river crossings in both their native language and in English
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Rice camps have long been a tradition for Tribal Nations. It’s a time for people to gather, harvest wild rice, and share their knowledge.This harvest season, several organizations and tribes came together for a unique intertribal rice camp.