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Oglala Sioux Tribal President Kevin Killer speaks during a special council session. (Screenshot-Oglala Sioux Tribe, Facebook)

Oglala Sioux Tribe works on education requirements due to COVID-19

U.S. Justice Department picks 12 tribes for crime data program

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Red Lake Tribal Council. (Photo-Red Lake Nation)

Native advocate says media largely ignores MMIW cases

Native leaders express disappointment in Canada’s election

Red Lake Nation approves COVID-19 vaccination mandate

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Oglala Sioux Tribe Ambulance Service medics post a video statement to social media about working conditions and a possible walkout. (Screenshot-Santi Rae YellowHorse)

IHS to take over Oglala Sioux Tribe’s ambulance service

Alaska Native group and tribe to study fish consumption

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Navajo Council Delegate Eugenia Charles-Newton and Council Delegate Amber Kanazbah Crotty lead the Diné Sáanii for Justice marchers to the Navajo Nation Capitol. (Photo-Navajo Nation Council)

Corvallis School District changes school names

Indigenous people present at Emmy Awards

Women’s advocates march to Navajo capitol

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Miss Navajo Nation 2021-2022 Niagara Rockbridge. (Photo-Office of Miss Navajo Nation, Facebook)

Southern Arizona tribe announces vaccine incentive

First Americans Museum set to open in Oklahoma

This year’s Miss Navajo Nation recently crowned

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Demonstrators call on the Kansas City Football Team to end the use of Indian stereotypes. (Photo-Not In Our Honor, Facebook)

Protect the Sacred hosts virtual youth leadership summit

Change the name advocates gear up for 2021 NFL season

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First Nations leaders hold a press conference supporting Indigenous lobster harvests. (Screenshot-APTN National News, livestream)

Pine Ridge reservation schools under quarantine order

Top First Nations leader supports Indigenous lobster harvest

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A sign to firefighters from the Klamath Tribe. (Photo-INCIWEB)

Klamath Tribe seeks to create fire agency following Bootleg Fire

Native community opposes South Dakota social studies standards

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A painting from the sacred Picture Cave in Missouri set to go on the auction block. It’s expected to sell for between $1 million and $3 million.

An archaeological site in Missouri with hundreds of ancient cave paintings is slated to be auctioned this week to the highest bidder

At least 16 U-S Senators have signed onto legislation to protect voting rights for Native Americans and Alaska Natives