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AFN aims to block Safari Club International subsistence board plan
 
Spokane colleges get seed grant for Indigenous knowledge centers
 
Congress approves more than $13m for IAIA funding in 2026
 

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Turquoise alert has tragic outcome as Navajo girl’s body is found
 
We Got Us: Protest outside NM Capitol on 1st day of legislative session
 
‘We are not disposable’: New MMIP exhibit opens in Oregon
 

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Trump cuts, then restores, $2bn mental health and addiction grants
 
Indigenous student loan debtors worried about wage garnishments
 
Governments form Alliance of Sovereign Tribes in Southeast Alaska
 

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Emergency responders can give buprenorphine in Alaska pilot program
 
Feds take over prosecution of Navajo Christmas parade suspect
 
New SD governor ‘optimistic’ about state-tribal relations after Noem era
 

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Carney meets with Coastal First Nations leaders on way to China
 
Russian Orthodox Christmas and New Year celebrated across Alaska
 

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Rosebud Sioux leader delivers SD State of the Tribes address
 
KIC pays cash for former summer resort to create healing center
 

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Pimicikamak declares emergency after power cut hits water supply
 
Arizona tribes issue ID cards in wake of Native arrests by ICE
 
Minnesota tribes warn citizens to carry IDs at all times
 

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SCOTUS declines to hear Alaska’s challenge to subsistence law
 
Peltola campaign for Senate puts safe Republican seat into play
 

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Minnesota Native groups set up hubs, street patrols after ICE arrests
 
SD leaders express concern about ICE arrests of tribal citizens
 
Former White Mountain Apache police officer arrested on 15 counts
 

BREAKING NEWS: Mary Peltola, former representative in the U.S. House where she became the first Alaska Native member of Congress, announced she is running for the U.S. Senate in 2026.

Stay tuned to National Native News for updates from our KNBA news team on the ground in Alaska