Judge: US Must Release $679M in Tribal Virus Relief FundsHe says continued delay in the face of an exceptional public health crisis no longer is acceptable.Associated Press
States, Tribe Seek to Suspend Coal Sales on US LandsA years-long decline in U.S. coal production has accelerated.Associated Press
Judge: US Not Unreasonably Delaying Virus Relief for TribesPayments didn't start going out until more than a week after the April 26 deadline set by Congress.Associated Press
South Dakota Gov. Noem, Tribes in Virus Checkpoints StandoffThe standoff and potential legal fight comes amid longstanding tensions.Associated Press
Tribes Have Yet to Get Share of $8B in Virus Relief MoneyThe agency says it will post details on its website, but nothing appeared as of Monday.Associated Press
Tribes Say Persistent Efforts Pay Off in Massive StimulusThe Navajo Nation in the U.S. Southwest has been hardest hit by the virus with more than 90 confirmed cases.Associated Press
Wind River Reservation Tribes Urge Self-Isolation to Stop COVIDThe Wind River Inter-Tribal Council asked tribal members to refrain from outside gatherings of 10 or more people.Tom Morton
Tribes Take Measures to Slow Spread of New CoronavirusBut tribes say the $40 million is not enough.Associated Press
Yellowstone National Park Begins Culling BisonThe National Park Service reminds visitors that unmanned aircraft (drones) are prohibited in Yellowstone National Park.Tom Morton
Buy-Back Program Meant to Return Reservation Land to TribesParticipation is voluntary.Associated Press