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UW makes millions from ancestral tribal lands. What does it owe Native American students? - Vimarsana News

UW makes millions from ancestral tribal lands. What does it owe Native American students?

Just outside the tiny Carbon County town of Mcfadden, a dirt road winds its way to an uneven grassy pasture. The herd from Sim’s Cattle Company stops here to graze

Northern Arapaho tribe asks Wyoming for a state ICWA law as U.S. Supreme Court decision looms - Vimarsana News

Northern Arapaho tribe asks Wyoming for a state ICWA law as U.S. Supreme Court decision looms

After the Roe v. Wade decision where the U.S. Supreme Court revoked abortion rights, the Northern Arapaho are asking the Wyoming legislature to protect Indigenous children as the US Supreme Court looks at the Indian Child Welfare Act.

Local lawmaker proposes collecting, distributing sales tax revenues on the Wind River Reservation - Vimarsana News

Local lawmaker proposes collecting, distributing sales tax revenues on the Wind River Reservation

Wyoming Sen. Cale Case, R-Lander, suggested eliminating the state's Tribal sales tax exemption and distributing sales tax revenues to Tribal governments for purchases made on the reservation.

Pine Ridge council votes to ban missionary from tribal lands - Vimarsana News

Pine Ridge council votes to ban missionary from tribal lands

Does tribal sovereignty allow tribes to govern the activities of churches and missionaries on their lands? Pine Ridge will find out

'Know who we are': Northern Arapaho and Longmont, Colo., forge historic sister city partnership - Vimarsana News

'Know who we are': Northern Arapaho and Longmont, Colo., forge historic sister city partnership

Many American towns and metropolises have initiated unions with international locales – “sister cities,” where citizens travel to each others' hometowns and build cultural bridges. Rarely have local leaders considered such an arrangement with tribal nations, until now.

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