The Namaygoosisagagun (Collins) First Nation has been destroyed by a fast moving fire that came on so quickly, people were forced to carry out an emergency evacuation; including some forced to flee by ...

The Indigenous Journalists Association announced their 2026 awards with ICT taking home two big prizes: first place for General Excellence for print and/or online; and the ICT Newscast took second in ...

Dr. William “Chip” Richardson examines the front of the sole remaining building of the Choctaw Academy, a school for Native Americans, located on a farm he owns in Scott County, Kentucky. (Photo by ...

In this Wednesday, June 30, 2021 photo, a U.S. flag flies with the sun in the background in downtown Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File) This story is part of ICT’s series on the 250th anniversary ...

U.S. South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham was supportive of the Catawba Nation, the only federally-recognized tribe in South Carolina. He championed legislation that was important to the Catawba Nation, ...

Tracing 500 years of oppression, genocide, survival, resilience, and cultural rebirth in California is no small task. A new series, “People of the West,” tackles this ambitious story. Framing ...

Tunny Rabbit dreamt of dancing again. Three years ago, the Cree and Stoney Nakoda Two-Spirit artist would often dream of getting ready to enter the arena again after 15 years. She’d don her old style ...

Under South Dakota state law, any “interested person” can petition state boards to change administrative rules. But South Dakota citizens and organizations don’t qualify as “persons” under that ...

The New Mexico Department of Justice recently published the results of a yearslong investigation into Gallup-McKinley County Schools and found that the district disproportionately disciplines Native ...

SACRAMENTO, California — Wileety Native American College is likely the first college of its kind to provide an education based in traditional knowledge, focused on tribal leadership and community.

CROW AGENCY, Montana – Thousands from across the continent flocked to the rolling plains along the Little Bighorn River where 150 years ago to the day Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer met his demise ...

MENOMINEE, M.I. – No one can remember the last time a Menominee person rode a traditional dugout canoe, or Maeqtek-ōs, down the Menominee river. This week a group of Menominee water protectors aims to ...