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Senators examine subsistence hunting and fishing issues Native coach leads indoor football team to first championship

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Pipeline opponents prepare to protest Line 3 after approved by Minnesota regulators U.S. Supreme Court agrees to review Crow man’s claim to treaty hunting rights Senate confirms Tara Sweeney to serve as Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Native coalition praises Senate’s passage of Farm Bill with tribal provisions Medics accused of making derogatory comments about […]

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Advocates say work is beginning in the Northwest to address missing and murdered Indigenous women U.S. Supreme Court agrees to hear Yakama Nation tribal sovereignty case involving transporting goods

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Native advocates seek to close gaps in Violence Against Women Act up for reauthorization U.S. Department of Justice announces grants to address crime victims in Indian Country

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Government statistics show high rate of incarcerated Indigenous youth in Canada Tribal leaders in the West share concerns about Interior Department reorganization Crow Tribe cannot account for federal money intended for transportation improvements Cheyenne and Arapaho artist Harvey Pratt’s design selected for Native veterans memorial    

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Alaska Native leader says immigrant family separation reopens painful memories Community members search for missing Native American woman in Montana Federal prosecutors will not seek charges in triple homicide on Crow reservation

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Tribes in Wisconsin are working with the state Department of Public Instruction to improve communication and educational outcomes for Native youth Advocates for Alaska Native subsistence fishing are pushing for shared resource management with federal and state wildlife officials A Navajo man is suing a county in Utah to be reinstated on a ballot claiming […]

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An advocate for recognition of indigenous people condemns the U.S. withdrawal from the U-N Human Right Council A federal agency makes an unexpected recommendation in support of a controversial pipeline in Minnesota The Bureau of Indian Affairs held the first of a series of consultations this week on its reorganization

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The National Congress of American Indians condemns the separation of children from their undocumented families Supporters and opponents of a proposed oil pipeline pack meetings this week in Minnesota Tribes want the supervisor of Yellowstone National Park to remain in place until a wild bison relocation program takes effect

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USDA statistics service shows Native Americans underrepresented Attorneys file motion in Native American voting rights case in Utah Electricity restored to two Manitoba First Nations impacted by fires Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to focus on subsistence issues