Westernaires reenact history with Native American costumes and whoops. Critics say the depictions have no place in a modern West.
A skirmish erupted on the floor of the National Western Complex’s arena. Thunderous pops of gunfire, shouting and fancy equine footwork unfolded inside the Denver events center one Saturday morning ...
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What Noem and Thune’s new positions mean for Rapid City, the Rushmore State
South Dakota's relatively unassuming national presence was shattered this week after a meteoric rise to power for Gov. Kristi ...
Breaking Bread: Indigenous artists share their stories and work in first of three events
Members of Oklahoma's Indigenous community shared their stories at a recent Breaking Bread event hosted by the OK Justice ...
Land Back movement gains ground, but full tribal control still out of reach
Tilsen believes the U.S. government should return all public lands, including the Black Hills, which the 1868 Fort Laramie ...
For me, Thanksgiving is eating turkey with an Indian kick — at 8 p.m.
Once my family started celebrating Thanksgiving, at the insistence of my father, there have always been two constants: a ...
Rare white deer spotted at North Carolina Zoo
Oh deer! It’s a miracle. A rare, snow-white deer was recently spotted at the North Carolina Zoo, the zoo announced in an ...
Missoulian1d
Tribes, US and Canada agree on Lake K selenium study board
For the first time, all 11 governments are officially working together to address toxic mining contamination from Canadian ...
The Harvard Crimson2d
Dawn M. Spears on Public Art and Amplifying Indigenous Artistic Traditions in the Northeast
Spears and her husband also grew an acre of this corn on the land they used for the Narragansett Food Sovereignty Initiative.
The Hour2d
Whistleblower sounds alarm about destruction of tribal sites in North Carolina
The ancient tools were inadvertently unearthed in 2021 by a bulldozer fighting a wildfire along a steep slope in western ...
University of Arkansas2d
Griffith Hotvedt Selected to Lead the Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative
The U of A School of Law's Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative recently announced Carly Griffith Hotvedt, a member of the Cherokee Nation, as the organization's executive director.
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Tribal Members Share Their Experience Living At Now Abandoned Native American Boarding School
News 9 explores Chilocco Indian School, one of the nation’s first off-reservation Native boarding schools, which served thousands of students until its closure in 1980, as alumni reflect on its ...
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Tracing Ancestral Apache Roots: Connection to the Gila River and Beyond
Apache oral histories say Biszahe(a) people originate between Kinishba and Cedar Creek. The Kinishba ... The 1946 U.S. Indian Claims Commission (ICC) set out to assess land claims for Native American ...