BREAKING NEWS: President Joe Biden is scheduled to travel to the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona on Friday, where he is expected to deliver a historic apology for federal Indian boarding schools. Tune into Friday’s edition of National Native News with Antonia Gonzales for details.

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Dental therapists bridge health gap in rural Native communities

Inside MSU’s tuition-free program for out-of-state Native students

FBI says Operation Not Forgotten helped 400+ victims find justice

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Washington hires first tribal affairs director for outdoor funding arm

Alaska tribes, US sign historic agreement to address salmon collapse

Native American College Fair with 40+ schools kicks off in Minnesota

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Treasury invests $500m+ in tribal small business programs

Episcopal Church returns hundreds of items to Northern Arapaho Tribe

Push at AFN to restore ANILCA subsistence rights

#TBT: USPS releases Geronimo, Sacajawea, Chief Joseph stamps

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Tribal members in Nevada among 300,000 who can vote online

Native seed sovereignty act proposed in Congress

California K-12 students to learn about Native genocide starting Jan 1

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Tribes suing social media giants got day in court this week

Behind the scenes with Native designer of ‘Rez Ball’ uniforms

Roots of celebrating Native America in October traces back to Ford

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Native UO students host Indigenous Peoples Day celebration

Native-owned Colo. arena football team moving to Denver Coliseum

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Indigenous Peoples Day celebrated while Columbus legacy debated

Water settlement offers clean supply for disconnected communities

Native non-profits focus on grantmaking through Indigenous lens