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Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation leader optimistic about relations with North Dakota  Navajo Nation lawmakers vote to remove the person in charge of the tribe’s finances Former U.S. Attorney talks about asking Obama to grant clemency to Leonard Peltier Correction: In our story we said Peltier was tried in Iowa, when in fact it was in North […]

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Joint tribal-state court in Alaska accepts participant and will take more cases soon Demonstrators opposing Dakota Access Pipeline march at end of Rose Parade American University announces removal of Leonard Peltier statue outside museum

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Tribal leaders reflect on Obama’s legacy and prepare for next administration Native Americans applaud declaration of Gold Butte National Monument Agreement in Wisconsin to help tribal college students earn education degree

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Navajo Nation among tribes to celebrate Bears Ears National Monument designation First Nation’s marry out, stay out policy faces the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Cheyenne River Youth Project announces the creation of Lakota youth art institute

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Tribal leaders stand with Montana elected officials in opposing threats from white nationalists Canadian government’s new education agreement to give Manitoba First Nations more control Native American composer selected for music residency with South Dakota Symphony Orchestra Minnesota Department of Human Services honors some agencies helping Native Americans

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The U.S. Justice Department expands tribal access to a national criminal database Quebec begins a probe into how police and other officials treat indigenous people An exhibit uses story-telling to discuss Native medicine and healthcare