October 21, 2026. MICHIGAN — Anglers fishing the Muskegon River this fall are being asked to help researchers determine whether the river could provide alternative spawning habitat for lake whitefish, a native Great Lakes species
October 20, 2026 Federal auction scheduled for November 19 would offer two deep-sea mineral lease areas covering more than 31 million acres off American Samoa. A Samoan council of traditional chiefs and two community organizations
October 20, 2026 GATE CANYON, Utah — A proposed road reconstruction project in eastern Utah is facing a federal lawsuit over potential damage to historic inscriptions, Native rock imagery, wildlife and a culturally significant landscape
October 7, 2026. LANSING, Mich. — With deer season underway, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) is reminding hunters and consumers to take care when choosing where to have deer processed, where
October 6, 2026. The United States Supreme Court has declined to hear the Winnemucca Indian Colony’s appeal seeking to revive more than $208 million in claims against the federal government, leaving in place a Federal
October 4, 2026. Michigan is expanding efforts to reuse and recycle electric vehicle batteries as the first generations of electric vehicles begin reaching the end of their useful service lives. The Michigan Department of Environment,
October 4, 2026 A Three-Branch Government Is Not the Problem. Giving Up Our Rights Is. The Sault Tribe Guardian believes our Tribal government can—and should—have a strong system of separation of powers. But that does
October 4, 2026. Plastic recycling is entering a new phase as researchers and manufacturers look beyond the traditional model of collecting bottles and containers, melting them down and turning them into another plastic product. New
October 3, 2026. Long-term observations by members of three Tribal Nations are helping researchers identify areas of declining pinyon-juniper woodland health in California’s Eastern Sierra, while providing information that federal land managers plan to use