The U.S. Census shows big gains for American Indian and Alaska Native populations

The Forest County Potawatomi warns Of COVID-19 cases linked to powwow

Wisconsin tribes oppose a state-approved fall wolf hunt

The National Congress of American Indians discuses infrastructure bill — that includes billions of dollars for tribal nations

Wild rice is the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against Enbridge filed in White Earth tribal court

College on the Flathead Reservation welcomes its first class of nursing students to an expanded four-year program

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act bill is passed by U.S. Senate, heads to House

The U.S. Military will review whether to upgrade some service awards to Medals of Honor for Black and Native American veterans

A court in Ontario has ruled against a First Nation’s claim to land and part of the Lake Huron lakebed

Six tribes appealed 12 water rights permits granted to Donlin Gold, the company trying to build a large gold mine in Southwest Alaska

Interior Department clears the way for gaming compact between Florida and the Seminole Tribe of Florida

U.S. Senate confirms Bryan Newland as assistant secretary of Indian Affairs

Manitoba province’s Metis Federation has signed a recognition and implementation agreement

Canadian government and First Nations reach an agreement to settle two class action lawsuits over drinking water advisories

U.S. Interior and Justice departments open commission nominations and plan tribal consultations for next steps in Not Invisible Act progress

The Passamaquoddy tribe hopes new solutions can help address longstanding water problems

The public comment period opens for a controversial mining project in California

Ottawa marchers call for an independent investigation into residential schools

Native-designed Raven Story postage stamp enters public circulation

D.C. Circuit Court rules Indian Health Service wrongfully withheld funds from Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone Tribes

Rocky Boy secures additional funding to bring Yellowstone bison back this fall

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s first tribal research coordinator aims to build partnerships with Indigenous communities