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The US Supreme Court rules a portion of the Dakota Access Pipeline needs a more extensive environmental review

Lawmakers in Washington State are considering a measure to offer cultural support to families of missing or murdered Indigenous women

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The U.S. Department of Interior is releasing a list of proposed names to replace a derogatory anti-Indigenous word on public lands

A representative of Wisconsin tribes challenges Republican-led efforts to change voting laws and restrict teaching about racism

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U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland talks about parallels between her own family’s residential school experience and Japanese internment as she tours a former relocation camp

The U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in two cases centering on Native American sovereignty

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A hospital on the Navajo Nation near the Arizona-New Mexico border is suing the Indian Health Service after a steep cut to its budget.

A new apartment building has opened in Seattle on low-income and un-housed Native Americans in the city

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The Navajo Nation makes strides in preventing the spread of COVID-19.

A town in Central California takes another step toward shedding a derogatory name

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Sault Sainte Marie Tribal Chairman Aaron Payment fights back as he faces removal from office from the tribe’s board of directors in an action he calls ‘corrupt’.

Navajo Nation leaders are moving forward with assistance payments for tribal members during the latest wave of COVID -19

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Tribal leader Aaron Payment publicly lashes out against Sault Sainte Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians board of directors censures him

The Canadian government announces details of its plan to spend $40 billion for child welfare compensation and reform

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The leader of the MHA Nation shutting off the Dakota Access Pipeline would have a tremendously negative effect on his tribal citizens.

Tribal leaders in Oklahoma see a battle looming over hunting and fishing rights

At least one tribal leader expresses his support for continued operation of the Dakota Access Pipeline

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People protest the Nooksack Tribe’s efforts to disenroll 306 people in a file photo from the Nooksack 306 Facebook page

More than 60 people face evictions by the Nooksak Nation in an ongoing bitter disenrollment fight

A federal judge sides with law enforcement officials in Dakota Access Pipeline brutality complaints

The coronavirus omicron variant is triggering calls for renewed precautions for tribes

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The state of Alaska prepares lawsuits over contaminated land transferred to Alaska Native Corporations under The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.

A First Nations leader is asking the Canadian government for help in response to soaring COVID-19 levels