Niskithe Prayer Camp News Today

The agreement includes five commitments from the city, including supporting efforts to conserve green space and mandatory training for staff.

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission on Wednesday approved the vacation of a portion of First Street, which will move inside the controversial Wilderness Crossing development.

Lancaster County Court Judge Timothy Phillips rejected the argument that the two saw their actions as a justifiable lesser harm to protect the sacred land.

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission delayed a public hearing on a request to vacate part of First Street as part of the controversial Wilderness Crossing development so opponents could attend.

Members of the Niskithe Prayer Camp gathered outside the Lancaster County Courthouse on Monday.

More than 30 people were outside the County-City Building during the City Council meeting, making their voices heard.

A protest at a controversial housing development in southwest Lincoln led to an arrest on Tuesday morning.

Protesters with the Niskithe Prayer Camp stood in front of machinery, trying to stop workers from tearing down trees.

A standoff continues between protesters and developers of a controversial housing project in Lincoln.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Nebraska said the lawsuit was dismissed against the Indian Center, Inc. and other community members on Wednesday.