The Latest Breaking News on Native America

""The most helpful thing I can do is show people how achievable food sovereignty is"

The actions of a ranger for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe Reservation in northwestern Nevada are under review after he pointed a weapon Sunday at climate activists blocking the road to the annual Burning Man counter-culture festival in the desert

A landmark court ruling in 2018 determined New Mexico wasn’t meeting its responsibilities when it came to providing an adequate education to Native American students and many others, but tribal leaders say change has been slow

Summer in Canada means highways filled with tourists and travellers. For many summers now, some travellers move with a specific mission on those highways: to raise awareness about social issues facing Indigenous Peoples and the ongoing harmful impacts of Canada’s Indian Residential School program.

Dozens of tribal citizens and employees have benefitted in recent years from tribal climate camps that serve as a refuge for Native Americans on the front lines of climate change

Andrea Smith, an ethnic studies scholar at a California university, had faced decades of criticism for claiming Cherokee heritage

Thompson Williams is remembered as a spiritual leader and educator who “liked seeing what the possibilities were.”

Law enforcement in Alaska has prepared a first-of-its-kind report detailing missing Alaska Natives and American Indians

Mylene Vialard goes on trial this week for opposing a pipeline on Indigenous land amid warnings peaceful protest is under threat

There is strong evidence community health worker interventions can be effective in reducing health disparities

Voters in the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians will decide on a recreational marijuana measure on September 7th.