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People protest police violence during march in Flagstaff, Arizona. (Photo-Ryan Heinsius)

Tribal representatives praise decision by Alaska to end lawsuit involving land-into-trust

Protest in northern Arizona town draws attention to police violence against people of color

Pipeline developers says they’ll press charges against protesters at North Dakota construction site

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The Bad River Band in Wisconsin has received a federal disaster declaration after recent flooding. (Photo-Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Tribe)

Protesters continue to stand in opposition against Dakota Access Pipeline

Bad River Band receives federal disaster declaration after Wisconsin flooding

Arizona court rules against tribe in adoption case involving non-Native couple

U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to hold field hearing on mental health

Minnesota panel recommends moving capitol paintings portraying Native people

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Harney Peak in the Black Hills of South Dakota has been renamed to Black Elk Peak. (Photo-Victoria Wicks)

Arrests made at pipeline protest in North Dakota

Harney Peak renamed Black Elk Peak in Black Hills

Two tribes and Oklahoma reach water settlement

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Round one of the 2016 Olympic men’s golf competition.  Rickie Fowler is among U.S. golfers at the games in Rio. (Screenshot)

Wyoming tribes question Native wildlife group’s plan for grizzly bears

Navajo Nation tackles issue of sexual harassment in the workplace

Many people in Indian Country cheer on Olympic golfer Rickie Fowler

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President Obama hosts a panel with young Native Americans at the 2015 White House Tribal Nations Conference. (Photo-screenshot)

Study examines if harsher penalties are given to Native American defendants who face federal sentencing

Minnesota group not impressed with new policy involving Native Americans and off reservation rice harvesting

Gen-I seeks Native young people to apply for chance to attend White House Tribal Nations Conference

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The first stone carved for the Passage of Wind and Water sculpture project displays horse images and a horse’s hoof. (Photo-Karlee Moore)

Tribal health officials announce emergency contraception now available to women on Montana’s Flathead reservation

Navajo lawmakers approve referendum to allow voters to decide if local governments should become regional

Artist working on Passage of Wind and Water sculpture in Rapid City begins fourth year of project

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Young people rally in Washington, D.C. after a nearly 2,000 mile run to protect water. (Screenshot-ReZpect Our Water, Facebook)

U.S. Surgeon General visits Alaska to address opioid addiction

Tribal conference focuses on food sovereignty and sustainability

Young people rally to protect water after nearly 2,000 mile journey

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Community members take part in the groundbreaking of the Indian Bowl in Wisconsin. (Photo-Lac du Flambeau Band)

Ojibwe storyteller Jim Northrup remembered for toughness and sense of humor

Indian Bowl historical site to be restored by Lac du Flambeau Band in Wisconsin

Student from Kenai Peninsula in Alaska talks summer STEM program benefits

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The South Dakota Attorney General’s office announces charges in a tribal marijuana investigation. (Photo-Erin Mairose, Twitter)

South Dakota’s attorney general files charges against two men involved in plans for tribal marijuana resort

Oregon county official hopes federal government approves two place names over ones picked by tribes

Sundance highlights group of Native artists invited to join Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

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Ninilchik Traditional Council employees Darrel Williams and Daniel Reynolds use the tribe’s subsistence net on the Kenai River in Alaska. (Photo-Daysha Eaton)