Tribal voice left out of Columbia River Treaty talks

Training to heal historical trauma held in Wyoming

Members of Parliament debate Pope apology motion

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Alaska village partners with conservation group to collect water data

Navajo Nation plans events to commemorate the Treaty of 1868

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Alaska Native group and communities discuss impacts of racism

Oglala Sioux Tribe license plates to be offered in South Dakota

Pamunkey Tribe moving on plans to develop casino in Virginia

Native voting rights hearing to be held on Navajo Nation

Navajo Code Talker Roy Hawthorne passes away at age 92

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South Dakota tribes want to manage Sioux San Hospital

Arizona tribes file lawsuit against proposed copper mine

U.S. Senators discuss failed tribal labor legislation

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Legislation seeks to increase cancer treatment programs on remote reservations

Trump administration takes steps to allow oil and gas development in ANWR

Women leaders encourage Haskell students to get involved in student government

Chickasaw Nation women focus on empowerment at dynamic women gathering

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Catholic Bishops say Pope cannot apologize for Indian residential school abuse

How will an internet sales tax case before the Supreme Court impact tribes?

Tribal and state leaders dedicate a monument honoring Virginia Indian tribes

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Northern Arapaho Tribe sues opioid companies

Tribal fishing rights case before Supreme Court

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In early 2018, some game-changing things happened concerning the proposed Pebble Mine in Southwest Alaska. The EPA backtracked, leaving its proposed protections for the Bristol Bay Watershed on the Table. In addition, Pebble Limited Partnership's plans submitted as part of their application to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to the build the mine, became public. The company that wants to build the Pebble Mine is forging ahead while tribes opposing the mine say they will keep fighting it even as it progresses through the permitting process.

After harvest last year, Alaska man now faces penalties

Senate fails to advance Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act

Red Lake Nation celebrates 1918 tribal constitution

Indian educators to focus on community engagement

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A Florida couple sues Miccosukee tribe after tribal police seized their newborn baby

The Mechoopka Tribes wins a victory in restoring their homelands

A Native American candidate for Congress leads in her race’s fundraising

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