It turns out that the legal battles over the Keepseagle settlement aren't quite finished even as more funds flow to Indian Country.

The new leader of the Bureau of Indian Affairs continues to take action on gaming issues, this time helping out tribes in Oklahoma.

As we honor our heritage and culture, we know Cherokee National Holiday is about coming home for many attendees.

The Department of Veterans Affairs does not have to reimburse the Gila River Indian Community for services provided to tribal veterans.

The Trump administration must conduct a more thorough review of the Keystone XL Pipeline in response to a lawsuit filed by Native activists.

An Alabama man is being accused of stealing nearly $193,000 from a casino owned by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians.

The Timbisha Shoshone Tribe secured approval for an updated casino agreement but not after some heated discussion.

The Trump administration has kept the first Alaska Native in the leadership post out of view for weeks.

Ho-Chunk Inc. plans to double down on its bet that Nebraska voters support casino gambling. And maybe sports betting.

Tara Sweeney might have been kept out of view by the Trump administration but that doesn't mean she hasn't been working hard in Washington.

Minnesota is certain to elect a Native woman as its next lieutenant governor.

Reducing sea lion and seal populations in our region is a difficult, but necessary action that must be taken.

As director of housing for the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa, methamphetamine usage in our housing units has and continues to be a problem.

More than 10 years after it was approved, a loan program for tribal energy projects is finally off the ground.

The Kayenta Solar Project is the first large-scale solar farm on the Navajo Nation and the largest tribally owned renewable power plant in the country.

Indigenous film festivals showcase Native stories, but more support is needed to reach mainstream audiences.

The word 'Native' was picked by a bunch of white newspaper editors trying to find a way to describe Indians that Indians would not find offensive.

The Forest County Potawatomi Community is on track to complete an $80 million casino expansion project.

The Supreme Court might get a new justice soon but it's not clear whether Brett Kavanaugh understands tribes and their issues.

Citizens of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe are benefiting from a third round of the Land Buy-Back Program for Tribal Nations.

The Keepseagle settlement has created the largest philanthropic organization in Indian Country.

An encampment of protesters is resisting the crude oil industry, whose environmental disasters disproportionately affect the poor and people of color.

A massive open-pit copper mine in Arizona is being challenged by the Hopi Tribe, the Pascua Yaqui Tribe and the Tohono O’odham Nation.

Perpetrators of genocide should never be forgotten, but they should not be celebrated either.

After nearly two decades of battles, the Mechoopda Tribe has finally won local support for its long-delayed casino in California.

With a non-Indian rival about to open a new facility, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and the Mohegan Tribe are entering a new era.

A 25-year-old man is facing eight years in prison for a sexual assault at the casino owned by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation.

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.