Charlee Brissette feels fortunate to have interviewed her mother. A member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, Brissette is a boarding school descendant. Her mother attended a federal ...

The American Indian Exposition in Anadarko has long boasted it’s the first and only all-Indigenous operated cultural event of its kind. The event has evolved over nine decades and continues its run ...

The National Native American Hall of Fame has announced six new inductees for 2025, each recognized for their lasting ...

Using an old map and our metal detectors, we located the long-lost Fort Stockton near El Paso, Texas, a key site from the Indian Wars era. This U.S. military fort was once garrisoned by Buffalo ...

A lawsuit accusing a Mesa youth group home of negligence after a 14-year-old girl ran away and later was found dismembered is ...

In Born in Flames, Bench Ansfield asks, who, or what, is responsible for the arson epidemic that afflicted the borough in the 1970s and ’80s?

November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to honor the histories, traditions and ongoing contributions of Indigenous ...

The shiniest new technology rarely wins unless it can inherit the boring controls enterprises already trust. This is the ...

Barbara A. McCabe, the Apache Cultural Resource Specialist for the Yavapai-Apache Nation, kicked off the Sedona Heritage ...

From a half-million symmetrical lakes to a lost gold mine, our national parks and public lands are home to fascinating and ...

These dual references, only three days apart, reveal how the same women could be remembered twice: first as messengers of peace, then political diplomats negotiating surrender. Sweeney (2010, 573) ...