Controversial changes to a program that helps tribal citizens obtain telephone, cell phone and internet service are on hold thanks to court action.

The Trump administration's attempt to reorganize the Bureau of Indian Affairs continues to fall flat.

For Native peoples, spirituality is often the core of who we are and our way of life. To have our spirit attacked is as personal as an attack can get.

Historically, Native American tribes have struggled to explain why certain landscapes are sacred for them.

Native American communities are trying to grow their agriculture presence even larger to preserve their culture and traditions.

Sharice Davids lived and worked on the Pine Ridge Reservation and her experiences there shaped her bid for U.S. Congress.

A tobacco manufacturer on the Yakama Nation is on the hook for almost $58 million in federal taxes after losing a treaty rights case.

The Mohegan Tribe is meeting with officials in South Korea to update them on the Inspire project.

The Seminole Tribe is trying to convince voters in Florida to limit new non-Indian casinos.

Chief Standing Bear is once again watching over his people in Nebraska.

The coyote pup came to the family in a box, all curled up and quiet, so quiet.

The military is reaching out to Indian Country to help identify tribal youth who died while attending the infamous Carlisle boarding school.

Citizens of the Quapaw Tribe didn't just re-elect their longtime leader when they went to the polls, they chose a new way to refer to themselves.

Making a saint of the Lakota holy man Black Elk won't change the brutal history of the Catholic Church.

The United States of America is White supremacist, racist and sexist because of our foundations.

Students in Native communities are disproportionately affected by trauma.

Indian farmers and ranchers are getting a second check while tribes, non-profits and other organizations are seeing grants from the Keepseagle settlement.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is promising to do something about an eagle feather he said his family took without permission.

The Hopland Band of Pomo Indians has laid off all employees at its casino, after it was forced to evacuate due to ongoing fires.

The Mechoopda Tribe has signed a Class III gaming compact with the state of California and could gain some unexpected support for the agreement.

The Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel has hit a dead end with its short-lived online gaming business.

The National Indian Gaming Commission is suspending regulations that were once the subject of considerable controversy.

Racially and sexually objectifying Aboriginal women reflects a long practice in Australia and abroad.

"This isn't your average neighborhood cannabis store," the Tulalip Tribes said of their new venture in Washington state.

For the first time in nearly a decade, Congress is close to passing a bill that funds a large number of Indian Country initiatives.

The Native American Basketball Invitational is about more than just rez ball.

The highest court in the land holds legal power over tribal nations, but it lacks knowledge of tribal law.

A Republican descendant of immigrants claims his indigenous opponent is not from around here.

Mary Golda Ross, the great-great granddaughter of a Cherokee chief, was the first Native woman to work as an aerospace engineer.

Sage Douglas Remington, who was known for his political and cultural activism, passed away on July 31, 2018.

An African American business owner is getting death threats after exposing the hypocrisy of the Washington NFL team's racist mascot.

An attorney who has defeated tribes in a slew of precedent-setting cases could see his influence spread across Indian Country.

Patrons at the six casinos owned by the Seminole Tribe will no longer be using plastic straws.

Some citizens of the Jicarilla Apache Nation want to know why their leaders haven't taken action to address embezzlement of tribal funds.

Sharice Davids, a citizen of the Ho-Chunk Nation, won the Democratic primary for a Congressional seat in Kansas.

The Winnebago Tribe's efforts improve the health of residents have gotten some significant boosts.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers needs until the end of the month to complete its work on the Dakota Access Pipeline.

The non-Indian power structure in a Utah county is slowly being dismantled.

A coalition that includes Native advocate groups is suing the Trump administration over an advisory committee they say is stacked in favor of the energy industry.

A criminal indictment of a fellow lawmaker is putting Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R-Oklahoma), a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, back in the news.

The leader of New Zealand is vowing to ensure her newborn daughter learns the M�ori language and understands M�ori culture.

The Lytton Band of Pomo Indians has agreed to a permanent ban on gaming on any land acquired in Sonoma County in California.

The Ak-Chin Indian Community has debuted another component of an ongoing casino expansion project.

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is adding a conference center, a new hotel and more to its flagship gaming facility in North Carolina.

The Nooksack Tribe is claiming victory in a long-running disenrollment dispute after a judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by a group of ousted citizens.

A federal appeals court has turned away a closely-watched conservative challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act.