A Common Denominator To One Of Wyoming’s Weird Mysteries
All the Native American tribes agree on one piece to the Devils Tower puzzle.
Arapaho
Interior Secretary Haaland: US Expanding Native American Massacre Site
Deb Haaland is the first Native American to lead a U.S. Cabinet agency.
Arapaho Language Classes to be Taught at Wyoming High School
He says the school now has a staff member with a desire to teach the language.
Wyoming Tribal License Plates Help Native American Scholarships
The plates were introduced in 2018 and honor the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes.
BIA Will Try to Recoup Some Tribal Funds
Chairmen for the Shoshone and Arapaho business councils have questioned the OIG's findings.
A Century After Deaths, Native American Students Return Home to Wyoming
They are among 181 Native Americans buried in the cemetery. Officials expect more exhumations and returns will eventually follow.
Report: No Evidence of Money Theft on Wyoming Reservation
The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs reached a similar conclusion in 2016 in regard to the mismanagement of money.
Court Ruling on Tribe Funds is Setback for Wyoming Arapaho
The tribes had managed business matters under a joint business council for decades before the Northern Arapaho pulled out in 2014.
Shoshones Sue Federal Government Over Joint Tribal Funding
Both tribes have separately applied for self-determination funds to unilaterally continue programs that had been administered through the Joint Business Council.
Arapaho Council to Head to Mediation Over Court Lawsuit
The business council and the BIA had been close to reaching a settlement agreement last summer.