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Tribes have second chance to apply for workforce protection funding Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe reports its first positive COVID-19 case

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Mescalero Apache Tribe calls for resignation of U.S. Indian Affairs leader Virtual Indigenous commencement celebrates 2020 Indigenous graduates

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Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe’s road checkpoints draw criticism Tribes claim victory in court decision over tribal COVID-19 aid May 5th designated MMIW awareness day in North Carolina

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Southern Ute Tribe’s stay-at-home order continues, as Colorado loosens restrictions New Mexico governor says she’ll continue to advocate for resources for Navajo Nation Native artist in South Dakota talks about financial hit due to COVID-19 measures

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U.S. Treasury determines Alaska Native Corporations can get tribal COVID-19 relief aid Rapid City community members throw parade to thank Indian Health Service workers American Indian Graduate Center partners with Native business leaders on elder project

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Tribal colleges in Montana may be hit hard financially due to COVID-19 Sioux tribes file lawsuit over COVID-19 aid as similar case by 11 tribes heard

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Wyoming tribe urges residents to follow COVID-19 orders Two Oklahoma tribes sign gaming compacts with the state

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Great Plains tribal leaders call for removal of Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Native non-profit raises millions of dollars for tribal COVID-19 response project

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A clinic run by the Northern Arapaho Tribe is doing widespread coronavirus testing Navajo Nation’s president urges citizens to take responsibility for controlling the spread of coronavirus The Land O’ Lakes company will no longer use the image of a Native American woman on its packaging