Wednesday, July 17, 2002

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American Indian and Alaska Native teens have the highest rate of victimization than any other racial or ethnic group in the country, according to a report released on Tuesday....

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Indianz.Com recently caught up with award-winning musician ARIGON STARR at her California recording studio and she told us all about her new album, BACKFLIP and why she is the Diva in Indian Country! Join us as the Diva gets close and comfortable with our very own LOVE MONSTER while we find out what is up with that "NDN Man" song....

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The House adjourned late last night without approving the Department of Interior's $19.7 billion spending bill but not before heavy words were exchanged on some of its most controversial provisions....


"Having fallen into a massive digit divide created by Arthur Andersen, Enron, WorldCom, the Dow, and his own business dealings, President Bush has not generated much publicity for blowing up the bridge over the digital divide....


Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Christie Whitman was cleared of wrongdoing as part of investigation started by a former official and tribal member who quit his post....


The House on Tuesday stripped the Department of Interior's spending bill of provisions affecting the $7.8 Everglades restoration plan....


The Augustine Band of Mission Indians of California has more card tables (10) at its new casino than tribal members (8)....


Authorities in Alaska have ruled the beating death of a man a homicide....


Officials and lobbyists for the Eastern Pequot Tribe of Connecticut are not talking about the prospects for a future casino....


The Washington Indian Gaming Association and the First American Education Project released the result of a gaming study on Tuesday....


The Colorado River Indian Tribes on Tuesday filed a lawsuit to correct what they called "biased" language on the upcoming November ballot....


The Morongo Band of Mission Indians is set to open a water bottling plant next year....


Pojoaque Pueblo in northern New Mexico is undertaking some major projects....


The Democrat attorneys general of 11 states are asking President Bush to address global warming....


The Assembly of First Nations opened a three-day meeting in Quebec, Canada, on Tuesday....


An Oneida Nation official faces second-degree harassment charges in a New York court....


The Native Seeds/SEARCH (Southwestern Endangered Arid-Land Resource Clearing House) began as a project to supply seeds for traditional plans to the Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona....


Denver, Colorado, will again see two Columbus Day events....


Several California tribes have filed a lawsuit to stop construction of a $120-million geothermal power plant near a sacred lake....


Zuni Pueblo of New Mexico continues its fight against a proposed coal mine development near a sacred lake....


Montana's reservations have been hit by a number of fires....


Controversial provisions in the Department of Interior's spending bill do not violate the government's trust responsibilities, the White House said on Tuesday....


Ed McGaa, a member of the Oglala Lakota Tribe of South Dakota, is running into problems with his U.S....

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