National Native News

The tribe with the largest reservation in the U.S. is keeping its mask mandate in place, as the federal mandate for masks to be worn on public transit suddenly ended this week.  The top leader of the Navajo Nation is reminding reservation residents and visitors the tribe’s mask mandate has never been lifted. It’s been in […]

Sealaska sets June for vote to end blood quantum requirement

CDC recognizes Native health disparities

Cherokee Nation using opioid settlement money for new facilities

Alaska students get a kick out of Native Olympics

ASU Native recruitment progressing

MN university hosts Indigenous science event to honor Earth Day

Tribes due to lose federal funding because of Census undercount of Native Americans

New Tlingit and Haida addiction service launched in SE Alaska

Passamaquoddy water sovereignty law passes Maine legislature

Alaska bill seeks to regulate "forever chemicals" which cause cancer in Native communities

Native Mainers plan to boost traditional tourism

IAIA announces partnership with Jane Goodall

28 WI sites to be renamed as part of Interior Dept plan

New Navajo Nation medical center nearly complete

WA state asks public to help with Interior Dept's s**** renaming plan

Klamath Falls renames Kit Carson Park to Eulalona after former Native village

Residential school site in Manitoba to be searched for unmarked burials

Alaska Senate passes education compacting bill with tribal support

KU powwow celebrates post-pandemic return with NCAA trophy

Blackfeet council votes out Chairman Davis after drug raid on home

Navajo Nation relaxes COVID-19 restrictions

Yurok Tribe opens historic visitor center in CA state park

Blackfeet tribal court releases names of those arrested in drug raid; Chairman Davis calls it 'fake news', 'political witch hunt'

MT court blocks two laws passed to protect Native voting rights

AK tribes back Judge Brown Jackson for SCOTUS

Native HOF to create exhibit at OKC's First Americans Museum