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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)
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
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Jim Northrup talks about the sugarbush season for 2013 with radio station WGZS. (Screenshot)
First Nation declares emergency after oil spill
Gold King Mine waste spill investigation underway
Ojibwe storyteller Jim Northrup has passed away
Monday, August 1, 2016
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Family members of Loreal Tsingine march in Winslow, Arizona to protest the fatal police shooting of Tsingine. (Photo-Antonia Gonzales)
Family of Navajo woman killed by police protest after no charges filed against officer
Yakama Nation man picked as chair of Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
Minnesota tribes host annual run to promote sobriety from Red Lake to Fond du Lac
Friday, July 29 2016
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Participants in George Washington University’s Native American Political Leadership program meet with Navajo Nation Vice President Jonathan M. Nez during the Democratic National Convention (Photo: NAPL Facebook)
Activists and family members continue to press for action in connection to the police shooting of a Navajo woman in March
Closing a Canadian port stuns local First Nations
The Democratic Convention leaves some with questions, others with inspiration.
Thursday, July 28 2016
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The Army Corps of Engineers approved permits for the Dakota Access Pipeline from North Dakota to Illinois (Image: Dakota Access)
Native Americans at the Democratic National Convention push for a voice in the next presidential administration
Tribes continue to resist a major oil pipeline despite federal permit approvals
The federal government works to get a sacred shield returned from a foreign auction house
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
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A vendor stand features “Hillary for President” T-shirts and buttons. (Photo-Antonia Gonzales)
AZ Democratic Native American Caucus chair sees Hillary Clinton as having long history with tribes
American Indians and Route 66 publication features tribal stories from Chicago to Los Angeles
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
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Bernie Sanders speaks at a campaign stop in Lawrence, Kansas. (Photo-Marei Spaola, March 2016)
Some Native American delegates at the DNC not ready to back Hillary Clinton for president
Conservation group wants tribes to manage grizzlies as proposal seeks to delist as endangered
Monday, July 25, 2016
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Powwow dancers take part in the 2016 Julyamsh in Idaho. (Photo-Emily Schwing)
Native American caucus focuses on Northwest tribal issues at the Democratic National Convention
Native activists and Navajo leaders disappointed no charges filed in shooting death of Navajo woman
Largest powwow in the Northwest returned to Idaho over the weekend after yearlong hiatus
Friday, July 22 2016
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Sen. John McCain signed on to the Safeguard Tribal Objects of Patrimony Act (Photo: YouTube screen capture)
A proposal to stop the sale of sacred objects picks up support from across the aisle
A Native American congressional candidate turns to her roots to give her an edge in the race
Thursday, July 21 2016
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FCC Commissioner Mignon L. Clyburn addressed the Tribal Radio Summit in Phoenix, Ariz. (File photo courtesy Native Public Media)
Alaska Republicans are left out in the cold at the RNC
Heat is a problem for a large portion of the country
FCC commissioner Mignon Clyburn touts the importance of tribal radio stations
A noted Alaska sports event honors a longtime friend and champion
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