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Landmark victory for Indian Country in Supreme Court House committee explores COVID-19 impacts in Indian Country Wisconsin forms missing and murdered Indigenous women task force

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Montana court blocks ballot collection law Native groups vow to fight pipeline expansion Attorney discusses Keystone XL ruling Native youth take part in virtual gathering

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Construction of Keystone XL Pipeline remains blocked Tribes claim victory in Dakota Access Pipeline ruling Native leader released from jail after land back action

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Federal judge rules Dakota Access Pipeline must be shutdown Legal defense fund announced after arrests at Mount Rushmore Indigenous people mark Canada Day with counter demonstrations Native groups respond to Washington Football Team name review

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Native chef helps deliver food to elders in Minneapolis South Dakota tribe begins work to manage bison herd

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Bill introduced in Congress seeks to improve water access to tribes IHS director questioned by Senate committee about PPE purchase Protest planned in South Dakota ahead of President Trump’s visit

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Native community in Eugene hosts solidarity event with Black community Cincinnati Native coalition calls for end of high school’s R-word mascot Navajo Nation leaders extend emergency COVID-19 orders and closures

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A judge denied the state of New Mexico’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit over inequitable education Protesters plan to meet President Trump’s appearance at Mt. Rushmore The Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana is under a mandatory 14-day stay-at-home order

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A coalition of indigenous women is calling on former Colorado Gov. John Hicklooper to drop out of the U.S. Senate race over what they say are disparaging images The Ho-Chunk tribe of Wisconsin has permanently laid off a number of employees Navajo Nation officials call on the state of New Mexico to end efforts to […]

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Navajo Nation leaders want New Mexico to drop its opposition to a landmark education ruling. Navajo officials remain vigilant as coronavirus infections spike in Arizona An Alaskan city appoints three indigenous women to a public safety advisory panel