Indigenous rap artist wants to help make art venues safe after recent shooting

Native woman named director of National Museum of the American Indian

Supply chain woes impact major grocery store chain on Navajo Nation

Ute Mountain Ute leader urges Congress to invest in tribal broadband

Interior Department and White House council to host tribal meetings

U.S. Supreme Court passes on taking another look at McGirt decision

Washington state law program aims to recruit more Native students

Native community in Albuquerque ensures school burial site protected

Cherokee Nation reestablishes task force to address domestic violence

Legislation in New Mexico seeks to create day focused on missing persons

High schools on Pine Ridge reservation receive new musical instruments

 

 

Trial begins in cold case of Alaska Native woman killed in the 1990s

Report by Native groups examines food insecurity amid pandemic

First and Second Ladies of the Navajo Nation host series on trauma

Arguments heard in South Dakota’s Mt. Rushmore fireworks fight

Havasupai Tribe extends tourism ban due to COVID-19 surge

California state lawmaker proposes schools and tribes collaborate

AIM co-founder remembered for advocacy and dedication to Native community

First Nation in Ontario seeks federal help as it’s hit hard by COVID-19 surge

Haskell Indian Nations University to start spring semester entirely online

U.S. Supreme Court lets decision stand McGirt not retroactive

Albuquerque seeks input on next steps for school burial site

COVID-19 leading cause of death for Montana Native Americans

The Navajo Nation makes strides in preventing the spread of COVID-19.

A town in Central California takes another step toward shedding a derogatory name

Sault Sainte Marie Tribal Chairman Aaron Payment fights back as he faces removal from office from the tribe’s board of directors in an action he calls ‘corrupt’.

Navajo Nation leaders are moving forward with assistance payments for tribal members during the latest wave of COVID -19