An almost decade-long dispute may soon come to an end after a recent court ruling determined the evictions of more than 20 Indigenous residents living in Nooksack Tribal housing in Deming will be ...

Several Indigenous families disenrolled from the Nooksack Indian Tribe — and subsequently served with evictions from Nooksack Tribal housing — opted to leave their homes voluntarily last week rather ...

Disenrolled members of the Nooksack Indian Tribe living in this neighborhood in Deming once again face eviction from their homes after a yearslong battle to maintain their housing built with federal ...

Nooksack Tribe officials have argued that those who were disenrolled descended from a Canadian tribal band. They could not prove Nooksack descendancy – the need to have at least one-fourth blood – and ...

Hearing stories and learning about the Nooksack Indian Tribe has been a part of Santana Rabang's life since she was a young child, growing up in Deming, Washington, near the banks of the Nooksack ...

Seven families formerly considered members of the Nooksack tribe face possible homelessness after an attorney, acting as a tribal judge, approved their eviction from homes they paid for under a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Several Sumas residents are seeking to be removed as parties to a Whatcom County court case that will determine who has historical ...

The Nooksack Indian Tribe and Whatcom County Public Utility District are exploring the possibility of a geothermal power plant on Mount Baker that could power nearly all of Whatcom County.

More than 20 Indigenous people from seven households are once again facing eviction from their homes on Nooksack Tribal land in Deming after a years-long legal battle concerning the families’ ...