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Alaska school district picks book to more accurately portray Indigenous experience

USDA official praises Oklahoma tribe’s food program to address child nutrition

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Screenshot of activist Charlene Teters discussing Indian mascots

Native leaders question Wisconsin board’s emergency fishing rules

Washington tribe files suit to stop oil trains from crossing its land

Native people protest Ohio professional baseball team’s Indian mascot

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Groups are protecting a sacred site on Hawaii Island from development. (Photo-Sacred Mauna Kea)

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Lower Brule vice chair discusses leadership after recent death of chairman

Advocates raise awareness of violence against Native women in Oklahoma

Gila River tribe holds event for new low-power digital TV station

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Native leaders say they’ll hire an advocate after death of teenager

Longtime Lower Brule Sioux tribe chairman has passed away

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Advocates Of Sexual Assault Survivors Gather In Oklahoma City

Pine Ridge Resident To Grow Industrial Hemp

Protests Against The Canonization Of Junipero Serra Continue In California

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Gari Pikyavit Lafferty, speaks during a press conference in Salt Lake City, Dec. 13, 2012 (photo by Desert News)

Paiute Chairwoman Ousted After Accepting Gifts From Washington NFL Team

Tribes In South Dakota Praise VAWA

Activists In New Mexico Work To Abolish Columbus Day

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Principal Chief Bill John Baker and Deputy Chief S. Joe Crittenden display a Cherokee Nation license plate. (photo by Cherokee Nation)

Cherokee Nation Funds Non-Cherokee Schools

Cancer Rates Linked To Obesity, Diabetes

Paiute Chairperson Faces Impeachment For Involvement With Washington NFL Team

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Supporters gathered at the Federal Courthouse in Rapid City in March 2013, when attorneys filed the ICWA lawsuit against officials in Pennington County, S.D. Photo by Victoria Wicks.

Federal Judge Finds South Dakota Officials Violate Law When Removing Native Children From Homes

The Karuk Tribe Hopes To Use Traditional Knowledge To Stop Forest Fires

The Pamunkey Tribe Must Wait Another Four Months To Become Federally Recognized

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Federal Jury Rules Against Vern Traversie in ‘KKK’ Carving Case

Indian Gaming Profits Up By Less Than A Percent