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While the state legislature is considering H.B. 1812, several tribal representatives said they believe the bill still has a few kinks.
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A federal appeals court Wednesday dismissed a long-running case over a sacred tribal site.
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A long-running case over religious freedoms is back in court today. Tribal leaders say a highway safety project in Oregon destroyed a sacred site.
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The Treaty of 1855 created the Yakama Nation reservation as we know it today. In the decades after, the Yakama, Washington state, and the United States…
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The Yakama Nation is calling for the removal of three lower Columbia River dams — Bonneville, The Dalles and John Day — in an effort to save salmon and…
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The fire that engulfed Notre Dame cathedral shocked the world earlier this year. And a wildfire in July on Rattlesnake Mountain in southeast Washington…
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Updated Friday, July 19, 11 p.m. PTA wildfire continued burning today near the Hanford Nuclear Site on and around the Hanford Reach National Monument. The…
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A legal case involving the Yakama Nation and Washington state taxes that started in 2013 came to an end Tuesday with a U.S. Supreme Court decision. In a…
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A large public art project proposed to be built beside the now-inundated great falls of the Columbia River has been put on indefinite hold by its…
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Emily Washines was 18 years old when she was crowned Miss National Congress of American Indians. Yakama tribal councilmembers and elders sung a warrior…