Eastern Shoshone Tribe looks to take over tribal health clinic

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe urges against DAPL expansion

Whaling crews in North Slope not seeing successful season

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Families share stories about an asylum in South Dakota

Native judge to deliver invocation on U.S. House Floor

Public debates fate of Menomonee Falls Indian mascot

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Crow Creek Tribe adopts hate crime protections

Montana state lawmakers take up tribal issues

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New Mexico task force on missing and murdered Indigenous women holds first meeting

Tribal leaders say reservation roads in South Dakota are in dire need of repairs

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Indian Child Welfare Act case to be reheard

Former Blackfeet leader pleads guilty to fraud

Aid ending for flooded Manitoba First Nation

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Five activists were arrested this week for blocking a ship carrying parts for the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion

Navajo authorities continue to investigate after two people died during a ceremony on the reservation

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Two Native American women win seats on Lawrence, Kansas school board

Officials seek to close law enforcement loophole on Wind River reservation

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Native students call for formal apology from University of Arizona president

Navajo leaders are concerned about special election in San Juan County Utah

Indigenous group wants Canada’s new government to focus on safe drinking water

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Tribal leaders raise concerns about proposed Grand Canyon development

U.S. lawmakers introduce Native American Child Protection Act

Alaska officially recognizes November as Alaska Native Heritage Month

Seattle Seahawks announce partnership with Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

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The 44th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo concluded Saturday night, October 26, 2019 at the South Point Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. INFR World Champions were crowned we have the results and in each respective event. Approximately four dozen tribal affiliation were represented with 400 contestants vying for the titles and $1 million in prize money. We also visit with NFR qualifier and Ride Pass commentator, Colemen Proctor of the Cherokee Nation.