Mary Annette Pember

While the annual convention brought in responses to Typhoon Halong and the current political climate, attendees still found joy and gratitude

‘Story is Medicine’: Fighting for the rights of Native peoples

House approves the NDAA legislation but leaves out key provisions on Native issues. Now it goes to the Senate.

Alaska troopers tried to withhold victims' names in cases they deemed unsolvable

Analysis: The land transfer to the Lac du Flambeau Band by the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration is believed to be the first land-back effort by nuns in an attempt at reconciliation  

Officials want survivors and witnesses to step forward and share information

More than 100 people have now been charged with fraud and thefts that could reach into the billions of dollars 

Tribal leaders say the federal cutbacks would impact grants for programs on domestic violence, trafficking, tribal courts and more *Correction

Glenn Thomas Tate was last seen in 2020 at a medical facility in Sacaton, Arizona

Religion shaped the founding narrative but it's always been about the land