Wind River Indian Reservation Tribes Urge Self-Isolation to Stop COVID-19
The Wind River Inter-Tribal Council asked tribal members to refrain from outside gatherings of 10 or more people.
Northern Arapaho
Wyoming Tribe to Vote; Medical Marijuana Backers Press Case
Advocates say legal medical marijuana and industrial hemp could diversify the reservation's economy.
Wyoming Tribe Files Lawsuit Against Law Firm
The tribe filed the complaint against the firm and its managing partner, Kelly Rudd, in Wyoming's Ninth District Court.
Wyoming Works to Allow Tribal IDs for Voter Registration
Tribal IDs can currently be used to register, but a driver's license, its number or a Social Security number must also be presented.
Keepers of the Fire Conduct March for Justice Friday at UW
Keepers of the Fire, the oldest and only active recognized student organization on campus at the University of Wyoming, is sponsoring the March for Justice, highlighting the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Awareness Event that is taking place at 10 a.m. Friday, April 26, at the University of Wyoming
Wyoming Legislative Panel Endorses Tobacco Tax Compact Bill
In exchange, the tribes would keep the revenue from the tax and be able to spend the money as they wish.
Wyoming Opposes Supreme Court Review of Boundary Dispute
State attorneys filed legal arguments on Friday opposing a Supreme Court review.
Denver Museum Seeking Help From Native Americans
Colorado's state museum has agreed to consult with Native American tribes after the museum closed an exhibit on the Sand Creek Indian massacre over complaints.