North Dakota

At the June 3 Government to Government Conference in Bismarck, leaders said proposed federal funding cuts threaten education, safety

Tribal leaders say natural gas, data centers and expanded infrastructure could help reduce long-term dependence on federal funding

High court orders appeals court to reconsider tribal voting rights lawsuit after recent ruling changed standards for racial gerrymandering cases

At graduation on the Standing Rock Reservation, students said tribal colleges protect culture, close support

News comes as part of new push from BIA to address violent crime in tribal areas

Tourists, media, historians and tribal officials expected to drive up demand for high-speed internet during commemorative event

Supreme Court ruling did not settle whether private parties can sue under Section 2 in the tribes' map challenge

The administration has attacked tribal education second year in a row

Davis says he’ll continue supporting Native communities as a member of the private sector

Group challenges $345M Dakota Access Pipeline verdict, citing jury bias and trial errors as appeals and bond dispute move forward

While new legislation aims to protect local customers from rising electricity rates, an Indigenous land conservation group is calling for a moratorium on data centers

Two tribes in North Dakota receive grants totaling more than $2 million

Festival attendees can participate in workshops on filmmaking and producing

Student Awards Banquet held last day of conference

Tribal college students travel through massive snowstorm to participate in annual education conference