Award-winning journalist Brian Bull has joined Buffalo’s Fire as a senior reporter. A member of the Nez Perce tribe, he ...

Another 19 projects that FEMA has already obligated to fund are now under review, so those are currently in limbo. Included in those are a grant for $262,000 for a downtown core area flood study and ...

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Law enforcement raises objections over language and scope of the legislation while relatives of Renzo Bullhead urge its ...

Sundance’s decision to move to Boulder promises new opportunities for independent filmmakers and offers a dynamic new home ...

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will host Pollinators in the Classroom, a professional development workshop for K-12 educators, June 10–11, at United Tribes Technical College in Bismarck.

Playwright Larissa FastHorse’s latest production, “Fake It Until You Make It,” is now showing at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. The farce, which premiered in California, satirizes the nonprofit world ...

A unique canoe-building project, sponsored by Wakan Tipi Awanyankapi and Great Lakes Lifeways Institute, took place at the Minneapolis American Indian Center, where a 38-foot cottonwood log was ...

Eight young Alaskans have asked the Alaska Supreme Court to block a deal transferring ownership of the Alaska LNG project to Glenfarne Alaska LNG, LLC. The plaintiffs, aged 11 to 22, argue the ...

Four Michigan tribes and the water advocacy group For Love of Water are asking the Michigan Supreme Court to review a state decision allowing Enbridge Energy to build a tunnel for its Line 5 pipeline ...

U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, emphasized the importance of Native education programs during a Senate Committee on Indian Affairs oversight hearing. Murkowski, the committee’s chair, said she ...