Daughter of Anna Mae Aquash says families of missing and murdered Indigenous women need support

Oglala Lakota County Commissioners take action to protect sacred areas within their jurisdiction

FBI recognizes Coeur D’Alene tribal member for her work on domestic violence prevention in Idaho

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First Nations hold protest against oil pipeline expansion in British Columbia

Salish language speakers hope younger generations will keep language alive

New law gives Michigan tribes access to certain child protection records

Navajo leaders ask Utah Congressman to withdraw Bears Ears legislation

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South Dakota tribes file Supreme Court brief to protect tax authority

Lawmakers say infrastructure upgrades needed for emergency alerts

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Protest over ANWR drilling greets Department of Interior officials in Fairbanks

The Native American Rights Fund documents Indian Country voting barriers

Alaska Native mushers reach for the Iditarod finish line

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The FBI joins the search for a missing Blackfeet woman in Montana

The Canadian government considers an extension of their inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women

Northwest tribal members plan to appeal a ruling in a court case over the destruction of a spiritual site near Mount Hood

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A Navajo filmmaker is out on bond following sexual assault charges

Business skills make for better Native artists.

Veterans Affairs launches outreach to fill benefit claims

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Alaska's Bristol Bay is home to one of the most valuable salmon fisheries in the world. It's also a place where a company has been wanting to build an open-pit copper and gold mine for years. The Obama-era EPA proposed limits for Pebble Mine to protect waters in the region. The EPA under President Donald Trump considered rolling those proposed restrictions back but then suspended the process, leaving the proposed restrictions on the table as the mine moves into the permitting process. Complicating matters, the Alaska Native people who live there are divided on whether the mine should go ahead. https://www.alaskawaterwars.org

The 59th Annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo concluded Saturday night December 16, 2017 in the city of lights, Las Vegas, Nevada. High-fives all around in Indian country as Navajo team roper Erich Rogers wins a world title with his partner from Arizona, Cory Petka. We have results and interviews with the 32nd rendition of the WNFR since it’s arrival in Las Vegas in 1985.

The 9th of 10 go rounds of Wrangler National Finals Rodeo competition concluded Friday December 15, 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was the 329th sold out performance at the Thomas and Mack Event Center in the past 32 years the WNFR has been in the city of lights. We have results and interviews of the go round champions and interviews for NV1 Radio Network supported by Wrangler Jeans and Shirts.

Day #8 of 10 concluded in Las Vegas December 14, 2017 of the 59th Annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. Navajo Erich Rogers is still in contention for a world championship with his team roping partner Corey Petska of Arizona. We have results and interview's with champions from a Thursday night in the city of lights for NV1 Radio Network supported by Wrangler.