LaRenda Morgan's cousin went missing, and no one seemed to care. Now she's a leader in pushing for quicker response to ...

At the National Congress of American Indians winter summit in Washington D.C., Sen. Lisa Murkowski acknowledged that it's a ...

To protect their longstanding wocus gathering tradition and the habitat it depends on, the Klamath Tribes have advocated for ...

American Indian and Alaska Native women have some of the highest rates of maternal death and morbidity in the United States, ...

There is a game children play called “King of the Mountain.” The rules vary, but generally, kids race to the top of a mound and push or wrestle until only one child stands and is declared the king.

“I offer my full support of the Brothertown Indian Nation’s effort to secure federal legislation to restore their recognized ...

Does it seem fair to you that one landowner would own 30% of all the land in the United States? Well, it’s true, and that ...

Smith broke barriers for Native art and exhibited at major museums around the U.S. Before she died last month, she planned a ...

Rapid growth and development is causing concern for a Native American tribe as they lose access to sacred land. A treaty signed by 10 South Carolina tribes aims to address that issue.

Rapid growth and development is causing concern for a Native American tribe as they lose access to sacred land. A treaty signed by 10 South Carolina tribes aims to address that issue.

“To see the federal funding freeze was very alarming and concerning for many folks within Indian Country,” said Matthew ...

Chartered by federally recognized tribes, leaders say the schools are extensions of tribal nations and sovereignty.