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Alaska villages could get millions of federal dollars thanks to a public safety emergency declaration The former tribal chairman is stepping down from the Mohegan tribal council following an outside ethics investigation

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Tribal leaders in Southeast Alaska are pushing for a change in mining law to head off a proposed copper mine A man who plead guilty to murdering a young Navajo girl is seeking to reverse his life sentence

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No decision in Carpenter verses Murphy Native people react to Democratic debate Standing Rock working to go 100% green

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Bill introduced in Congress to rescind medals awarded for the Wounded Knee Massacre House passes an amendment to temporarily ban oil and gas drilling near Chaco Canyon Indian Affairs official says federal government to address cold cases in Indian Country

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New leader of National Congress of American Indians talks plans Some Native leaders in British Columbia fight pipeline expansion

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Tribal leaders focus on key Indian Country issues at NCAI Environmental justice summit to be held at U.S. Capitol PBS series “Molly of Denali” premieres in Fairbanks, Alaska

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Two Montana tribes are increasing the reward for information on a missing woman A company owned by a pueblo in New Mexico purchased a racetrack in Kentucky A county commission in Utah will begin holding meetings on the Navajo Nation

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Senators in Montana are optimistic an amendment on a defense bill will bring federal recognition to the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians. And Netflix is facing hefty criticism for cancelling the show Chambers, which featured a Native American actress in the lead

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California’s governor has apologized for the state’s history of genocide against Native American tribes Tribes are expressing opposition to Canada’s approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion  Mvskoke poet Joy Harjo is the first Native America poet laureate of the United States

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Lummi Nation launches campaign for orca protection Senate committee to hold hearing on public safety bills New community center opens on Pine Ridge reservation