First Nations leader Arlen Dumas suspended amid new sexual assault allegations

Tributes by Alaska Native leaders paid to late Congressman Don Young

MN PBS premieres new MMIWG doc

AK Senate bill to boost slumping HS graduation rates could improve Native education

“Boyfriend loophole” not addressed in VAWA reauthorization

Tribal leaders attend White House VAWA signing ceremony

Native researchers want to convert SD golf course into natural area

Biden to sign reauthorized VAWA with new protections for tribes

Blackfeet Nation drops mask mandate

Alaska museum features new Lingit miniatures exhibit

Federal court ruling affirms the Saint Regis Mohawk tribe’s claim land known as the Hogansburg Triangle

Congress earmarks millions of dollars for cancer treatment on the Navajo Nation

Artist and model question decision to leave Lingit piece out of environmental fashion show in Alaska

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The National Congress of American Indians hosts Violence Against Women Act Tribal Leader Town Hall

The federal government will fund relocation efforts for six Alaska communities threatened by erosion and flooding

Oregon tribes offer training on traditional controlled burns

SCOTUS agrees to hear several Indian Child Welfare Act cases

Montana tribe has big plans for their part of the $1.7bn infrastructure bill

SD tribes react to take over of Rapid City health center from feds

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KS education commissioner suspended for offensive joke about Native Americans

NCAI and NARF celebrate SCOTUS nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson

IHS transfer control of some South Dakota health services to tribally-operated clinic

UNITY mourns loss of founder J.R. Cook, who died Friday at age 83

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Four tribes are  asking a judge to block restrictive new election laws ahead of the November midterms

The governor of New Mexico signed two bills to address Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives

The US Supreme Court rules a portion of the Dakota Access Pipeline needs a more extensive environmental review

Lawmakers in Washington State are considering a measure to offer cultural support to families of missing or murdered Indigenous women