An archaeological site in Missouri with hundreds of ancient cave paintings is slated to be auctioned this week to the highest bidder

At least 16 U-S Senators have signed onto legislation to protect voting rights for Native Americans and Alaska Natives

Drought forces leaders of the Hopi Tribe in northeastern Arizona have ordered a reduction in the number of cattle grazing on the reservation

A new petition to the U.S. Supreme Court seeks a review on the constitutionality of the Indian Child Welfare Act

Minnesota loses bid to halt suit in Tribal court over pipeline

One of only nine remaining clan houses in Sitka, Alaska, is on the verge of collapse

Deal reached to bring dozens of Navajo homes electricity

Fort Lewis College removes boarding school panels

Labor Secretary says tribes included in federal support

Federal judge strikes down Trump-era water rule

Native student’s hair forcefully cut at school said to be inaccurate

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief vows to protect McGirt decision

Alliance seeks to boost Native-operated tourism in South Dakota

Lac du Flambeau summer program engages students in culture

United Houma Nation faces challenges as state recognized tribe

Interior Department requires BIE staff to get COVID-19 vaccinations

New Mexico Pueblo leaders call on state legislature to rebuild trust with tribes

Lac du Flambeau high school students spend summer jobs engaged in culture

Tribal leader and Native students join Arizona governor to sign graduation bill

United Houma Nation Chief describes devastation from Hurricane Ida

Navajo Nation announces new partnership designed to boost film production

Homeless advocates call on Denver to stop sweeps of Indigenous encampments

United Houma Nation devastated by Hurricane Ida

Busy fire season for tribal firefighters in Oregon

New Mexico tribes collaborate on redistricting maps