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A 2020 Supreme Court decision returned policing and prosecutions to tribal authorities, and the Muscogee Nation's tribal police want to interact differently with the community. -
Jessie Christopher Smith/Gaylord NewsCompanion bills designed to change the way law enforcement responds to murdered or missing Indigenous women was signed into law almost symbolically by…
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The impeachment trial for Matthew Komalty, chairman of the 14,000 member Kiowa Tribe was halted Thursday after the Court of Indian Offenses ordered a… -
A small chink has emerged in the united front coming from Oklahoma’s tribes and the state Attorney General’s office. Two of the so-called Five Tribes say…
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The Washington football team is changing its name. The Supreme Court ruled that about half of Oklahoma is still Native American land. And a judge orders the draining of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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What’s being done to help curb the outbreak?
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A lack of a fixed address won't stop members of two North Dakota tribes from going to the polls in the future.
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Thanksgiving marks the 50th anniversary of the Alcatraz take over, when activists claimed the former prison island, citing a treaty that said all unused federal land would return to Native Americans.
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A highway project in southern Colorado recently turned up seven previously unknown Native American archaeological sites. The road is going ahead anyway over objections from some tribal members.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt announced his intention to renegotiate Oklahoma's gaming compacts, the agreements governing Indian gaming in the state, through an op-ed…
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Sixteen-year-old high school student Emma Stevens sang a version of The Beatles' "Blackbird" in her native Mi'kmaq.
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Navajo LGBTQ youth are three times as likely to attempt suicide as their white counterparts. Some are finding unexpected allies among elders whose tradition embraces the "two spirited."
