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The Great Circle Recovery Opioid Treatment program. (Photo-Brian Bull)
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
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Friday, April 26, 2019
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Natalie Stites Means is running for mayor of Rapid City, S.D. She’s one of five Native women running for city office (Photo: Natalie Stites Means for Mayor Facebook)
Two tribes say Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy and his administration aren’t doing enough to consult with Native leaders on big issues facing the state
A record number of Native women are running for city council in Rapid City, South Dakota
Monday, April 8, 2019
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Native women support a bill in Arizona to conduct a study on missing and murdered Indigenous women. (Photo-Navajo Nation)
Indian health advocates weigh in on battle over Affordable Care Act
Arizona bill on missing and murdered Indigenous women advances
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
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Tohono O’odham leaders meet with Trump administration officials to discuss border issues. (Photo-Tohono O’odham Nation, For the People, Facebook)
Southeast Alaska tribes gain allies in opposition of Canadian mining
Tohono O’odham leaders say no troops will be deployed to their land
Legislation signed in Arizona to designate Native American Day
Native women to host inaugural business summit in New Mexico
Senators pay tribute to Native Hawaiian Senator Daniel Akaka
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
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Tribal representatives join Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker as he signs bills into law. (Photo-Ho-Chunk Nation, Facebook)
John Graham loses appeal in murder case of Anna Mae Aquash
Attorneys and tribe claim victory in Havasupai education lawsuit
Burial sites and tribal ID bills signed into law in Wisconsin
National Indian education group supports Oklahoma teachers
Monday, April 2, 2018
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The American Indian College Fund and Pendleton release two new blankets honoring Chief Sitting Bull. (Photo-Future of the Plains blanket)
Native group plans to protest Chief Wahoo mascot at home opener
Native artist encourages students to pursue higher education goals
Two new Pendleton blankets honor Lakota leader Chief Sitting Bull
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
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Federal officials discuss the trafficking of bird parts. Left to right: Assistant U.S. Attorneys Meghan Dilges and Eric Kelderman, U.S. Attorney Randy Seiler and assistant special agent with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Dan Rolince. (Photo-Lee Strubinger, South Dakota Public Broadcasting)
15 charged with trafficking eagle parts in South Dakota
World Indigenous leaders reflect on 10 years of UNDRIP
Health kids, healthy futures event to be held in Santa Fe
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
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A clothing project by Moenkopi Developers Corporation honors Native Olympians Lewis Tewanima and Billy Mills. (Photo-Antonia Gonzales)
Finnish bill threatens reindeer herding traditions of Indigenous people
Native radio stations learn how to share public emergency information
Native American athletes run with deep meaning of history and culture
Monday, April 18, 2016
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Cocopah Indian Tribe Emergency Manager Mike Fila. The tribe is the first in Arizona and the nation to be authorized by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to create alerts in times of crisis for a public warning system. (Photo-Cocopah Tribe)
Canada’s Supreme Court recognizes rights of Métis and non-status Indians in recent decision
Federal Emergency Management Agency approves Cocopah Tribe to create emergency alerts
Indigenous people from U.S. and Canada hold water ceremony and unity gathering in Flint
United Tribes Technical College to begin tuition waiver program for Native students in the fall
Thursday, April 14, 2016
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Haskell Indian Nations University President Dr. Venida Chenault is inducted into the University of Kansas Women’s Hall of Fame. (Photo-Rhonda LeValdo)
Senate Indian Affairs Committee issues subpoena over Gold King Mine waste spill
Haskell Indian Nations University president inducted into KU Women’s Hall of Fame
Peabody Energy, years-long operator on the Navajo Nation, files for bankruptcy
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