Grand Ronde Tribal Chairwoman Cheryle Kennedy of Dallas received the Fran James Cultural Preservation Award on Saturday at the Potlatch Fund's seventh annual Gala in Seattle.

Colonists quickly discovered they weren't alone when they founded the Citie of Henricus during the 1600s. Native Americans were already living in and around the Henricus area, as well as other parts of what is now

Chef Kerry Lee Holifield piles china plates high with turkey, homemade stuffing, gravy, mashed potatoes, yams, mixed peas and corn, and fry bread, smoking hot out of the fryer.

Recently, the Red Nation Film Festival chose Leonard Peltier to receive its first annual Humanitarian Award for his lifelong commitment to indigenous and human rights, as well as his leadership in efforts to alleviate poverty and domestic abuse among ...

One of the few Navajo code talkers employed during World War II received a warm welcome from students Nov. 19 when he and other veterans spoke at a lecture at the Student Union, hosted in honor of Native American Heritage month. The lecture began ...

There's a moose in Vermont named Pete who was taken away from his mom eight years ago. Now his life teeters in mid-air. He drinks contaminated water although he lives on national reserved property. Protesters have been trying to save his life but his time

The U.S. Campaign to solve the "Indian problem" (they have the land and the whites want it) continues today! Through the intentionally inept policies of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and various ......

You could call it the skeleton in the Page Museum's closet. For years, the George C. Page Museum in Los Angeles has housed a 9,000-year-old set of bones that is said to be the only human remains recovered from the Rancho La Brea area, which is ...

It's a cruel fact: when you live without a home, you are more vulnerable to violence on the streets. The Senate Judiciary is scheduled to vote on legislation that would add homeless people to the federal hate crimes statistics statue.

As an art student living in San Francisco, Ben Wood rode his bicycle in the shadow of Coit Tower almost every day and always thought the white cylinder would make a great totem pole...