Environmental changes like low snowfall and warming water temperatures are impacting the behaviors of Pacific lamprey, according to the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, and the generations ...

Following the King County Regional Homelessness Authority Point-In-Time Count, that showed 4.2 percent of unsheltered individuals identified as American Indian, Alaska Native or Indigenous, Native-led ...

Glendon Smith, a citizen of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs, received an award from Oregon Governor Tina Kotek ...

On the 150th anniversary of Battle of Little BigHorn, “Victory Day 2026” benefit concert featured bands including Weedrat, Lo ...

Celilo Village resident youth took to the freshly build mini-pitch court the moment it opened Dec. 15. The condensed soccer field combined with a basketball court was made possible by a partnership ...

As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, Indigenous people examine how will tribal nations fit into the country’s ...

Wileety Native American College Grand Opening. (Andrea Price/Sacramento State, Courtesy of Wileety Native American College) SACRAMENTO, California — Wileety Native American College is likely the first ...

From left to right: Neil Marchington, caver and director for Western Cave Conservancy, Yakama elder Tony Washines, Greta Binford, arachnologist, Madeline Jones, researcher and Finn Watson, researcher, ...

Albert "Al" Smith, inmate at Cedar Creek Correctional Center, helped create the carving program at Cedar Creek Correctional Center. He spends most of his time working in the wood carving studio the ...

Ordez Kompkoff, Aleut, and Albert Smith, Suquamish, Shoshone-Bannock and Pima, stand in front of a pole they are currently working on inside the shed that was built for the carving program at Cedar ...

Glendon Smith, a citizen of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs, received an award from Oregon Governor Tina Kotek for his work as the state’s first tribal liaison for the Oregon State Police.