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9 stories · Native America · from 2026-11-05 to 2026-11-12
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, a White Earth Ojibwe citizen, won Minnesota's open Senate seat, a milestone tribal members and Native journalists marked with a victory song and tributes to generations of Native women.
From North Carolina to Oklahoma to Arizona, tribes and Native communities honored veterans this week, celebrating a people who serve at one of the highest rates in America.
Tribes warn the bill could weaken consultation and threaten sacred sites, even as supporters say faster permits will lower power bills.
The San Diego County tribe is building 12 homes in its first phase, with plans for up to 150.
Johnny Ray Taylor of Claremore was honored by the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council on the eve of Veterans Day.
The seven-unit Harvard Apartments include accessible homes, and the tribe has millions more lined up for houses and elder duplexes.
Leech Lake Tribal College and Navajo Technical University were selected to build programs in mapping technology and industrial inspection.
The Longmont, Colorado, nonprofit is the first Native CDFI to win the Opportunity Finance Network's top impact award.
Four Winnebago women trained on a 54-panel system at the tribe's fire and EMS station that is expected to save about $4,900 a year.
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