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Alaska Native woman alleges assault by Wasilla mayor Northern Arapaho Tribe in Wyoming fires lobbyist Indigenous Peoples Day step closer in Grand Forks  

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Alaska Native leaders urge lawmakers to override state budget vetoes Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe to hold meetings on medical marijuana Oklahoma’s governor wants to renegotiate tribal gaming compacts Crow storyteller wins national award for folk and traditional arts  

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Hours-long Idaho school hearing focuses on Indian mascots Former Northern Cheyenne leader pleads guilty to fraud Oklahoma theater group highlights Indigenous playwrights Alaska communities celebrate successful whaling season

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Montreal street name change to honor Indigenous people Native food summit looks at access to traditional foods

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A Native-owned organization is helping expand broadband access on the Wind River Reservation A Navajo Nation group gathers information on Missing and Murdered Dine Relatives And a presidential candidate forum focused on Native issues is scheduled for Iowa in August.

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A controversial citizenship question is still in play for the 2020 Census The family of a slain Crow man allege the FBI’s investigation was tainted by racial discrimination Alaska public broadcasters are facing big funding cuts from the state

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U.S. and Canada work on addressing the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women Tribal citizens and University of Wisconsin-Madison officials dedicate historical marker

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The Trump Administration has decided to not add a citizenship question to the census Montana tribes are working to restore bison herds New laws take effect this week to spur more action on missing and murdered Indigenous people around the country

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A new law in Maine is designed to improve water quality standards for sustenance fishing A woman serving a four year sentence for a Native child adoption scam is released to a halfway house after six months A first-of-its-kind cancer center has opened on the Navajo Nation

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Alaska villages could get millions of federal dollars thanks to a public safety emergency declaration The former tribal chairman is stepping down from the Mohegan tribal council following an outside ethics investigation