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A Better Sault Tribe Constitution Starts With Equal Rights and a Real Choice.

September 4, 2026. The proposed Sault Tribe Constitution should not be presented to Tribal Members as an all-or-nothing decision. We can support meaningful constitutional reform, including a government with three separate and co-equal branches, stronger

Brandon Road Project Restarts After More Than Month-Long Federal Halt.

September 4, 2026. JOLIET, Ill. — Construction of the Brandon Road Interbasin Project is set to resume after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lifted a federal stop-work order that had halted the major Great

Common food allergies for dogs and how to avoid them.

September 3, 2026. Most dogs love to eat, and they’d happily take anything you offer them. OK, maybe not lettuce or raw green beans, but the list of foods a pup will turn down is

Michigan Craft Beverage Council Now Accepting Research and Education Grant Proposals.

September 3, 2026. LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Craft Beverage Council (MCBC) announced today that it will accept proposals for the 2027 research and education grant program until Friday, October 9, 2026, at 3 p.m.

22 States Challenge Federal Medicaid Rule as Tribal Healthcare Implications Come Into Focus.

September 3, 2026. LANSING — The Michigan Attorney General’s Office has joined a coalition of 22 states and Pennsylvania in challenging a federal rule that restricts the use of federal Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance

Tribe Challenges Alaska Old-Growth Logging Project Over Subsistence and Conservation Concerns.

September 2 2026. A Southeast Alaska tribe and two conservation organizations have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the U.S. Forest Service’s approval of a large timber project in the Tongass National Forest, arguing that the

Michigan, Nevada Cases Put Tribal Sovereignty and State Gaming Authority at Center of National Prediction-Market Fight.

September 2 2026. A growing legal battle over whether online sports “prediction markets” are financial products or gambling is moving toward a potentially consequential showdown over state regulatory authority, Tribal gaming interests and the division

Constitutional Resolutions Fail: The Board Chooses to Move Forward — Our Reasons for Voting NO Remain.

September 1, 2026. The Sault Tribe Board of Directors has now acted on the two constitutional resolutions discussed in our previous editorial. The resolution that would have delayed the constitutional vote failed, with the Chairman

Environmental Groups Challenge EPA Approval of Herbicide in Ninth Circuit.

September 1, 2026. Environmental organizations are asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to overturn the Trump administration’s approval of trifludimoxazin, a herbicide they say raises unresolved concerns about cancer, wildlife and

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