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Yesterday, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) voted 2,464 to 1,057 to legalize recreational adult-use marijuana on Cherokee tribal territory, known as the Qualla Boundary. The vote is not legislation, however, and would require action by the EBCI Tribal Council to make recreational marijuana legal on the reservation. It will be the only place in North Carolina that permits the sale and use of recreational cannabis.

Yet another earthquake is being reported in a western North Carolina town. Asheville's 60-day downtown safety initiative is just over half-complete. A man in Charlotte is accused of assaulting a toddler.

Yet another earthquake is being reported in a western North Carolina town. Asheville's 60-day downtown safety initiative is just over half-complete. A man in Charlotte is accused of assaulting a toddler.

FF Five candidates are running to earn a seat representing Yellowhill on Tribal Council 2023-2025, and the Primary Election Thursday, June 1, will sen...

II In the most heavily contested race on the ballot in this year’s Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians election, six people are seeking a four-year term...

Six candidates are hoping to earn one of two seats in what is an extremely unusual election year for Wolfetown Tribal Council. The incumbents, Andrew...

Six candidates are hoping to earn one of two seats up for election in this year’s race for Painttown Tribal Council, offering voters a diverse set of...

Two Native American firms will be technical consultants on $46 million energy project  Written By: Steve Gardiner | × The Prairie Island Indian Communitys long-range plan is to be as green as possible. A $46 million appropriation from the Minnesota Legislature is a key component in projects whose ultimate goal is reaching net-zero emissions. File photo WELCH -- Prairie Island Indian Communitys net-zero emissions project is taking shape. The tribe this week announced it has for...

Prairie Island Indian Community commits to net-zero energy project A $46 million grant from the Legislature will help fund a study for clean energy options for the Minnesota-based tribe. Written By: Brian Todd | × PRAIRIE ISLAND — A project to get the Prairie Island Indian Community to a net-zero emissions energy system took the next step as the tribe announced it will partner with Indian Energy and Chief Strategy Group to make the project happen. Tribal Council P...