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Ontario chief criticizes Canadian government over substandard housing on reserves Pine Ridge community members gather to discuss ways to prevent child abuse President Obama signs bill, which includes provision to return the Ancient One

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Judge resolves seventh issue in South Dakota ICWA case Dangerous winter weather conditions on northern Plains Denise Juneau reflects on election and future plans

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Some tribal leaders support nomination of Ryan Zinke as Interior Secretary A South Dakota group dedicated to protecting the Black Hills is disbanding First Nations leaders meet with Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

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Art deemed racist toward Native people to be moved from Minnesota State Capitol Students showcase their Lakota language skills at a competition in Rapid City

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Attorneys ask President Obama to grant clemency for Leonard Peltier Alaska tribe takes cultural approach to preventative health care

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The Standing Rock Sioux chairman warns the pipeline fight is not over The Cherokee Nation now recognizes same sex marriage The Coeur d Alene Tribe is getting design help from college students

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Donald Trump vows to solve the Dakota Access pipeline dispute “quickly” The Spokane Tribe gets a boost with infrastructure projects A new wind turbine powers South Dakota’s KILI Radio

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Many pipeline opponents are packing up as another storm approaches A coalition of activist groups urges those camping out to respect the Standing Rock Sioux chairman’s request to leave Remembering a master Tlinget weaver who died

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Those camped out in North Dakota ponder whether or not to stay for the winter Medics work to keep pipeline protest campers healthy as the weather worsens The state’s cost to fight protesters tops $17-million

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Winter weather tests the resolve of people camped out to fight the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota An Ojibwe prophecy offers some guidance for volunteers recounting the presidential election in Wisconsin.