With Bureau of Indian Affairs office closing, tribes want to ensure U.S. treaty obligations upheld
Two Bureau of Indian Affairs office buildings are scheduled to close in Wisconsin, one in Ashland and a much smaller one in ...
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In 1839, this tribe became U.S. citizens to save members. Now, will Congress restore its tribal status?
The Brothertown Indian Nation in Wisconsin is seeking federal recognition, hoping to follow a similar path to the Lumbee Tribe in North Carolina. The tribe lost its federal recognition in 1839 ...
Hard-hit Wisconsin Indian tribes need help fighting overdose crisis | Philomena Kebec
The overdose crisis is touching the lives of citizen across Wisconsin, and it’s affecting American Indian citizens most ...
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State-Tribal Relations committee recommends granting tribes more say in American Indian language studies
Wisconsin’s Special Committee on State-Tribal Relations recommended five proposed bills, each aimed at expanding rights for ...
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Tribal leaders ready to explore cannabis industry due to fear of losing federal funding
Cannabis is illegal in Wisconsin for ... program that allows tribes to assume full control over their own health services rather than it being controlled by the federal Indian Health Service.
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Oshkosh event sparks interest in indigenous heritage after discovery at Menominee Park
The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, Ho Chunk Nation, UW Milwaukee's Cultural Resource Management Program, and the city of Oshkosh have all been working together to ensure preservation.