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What started as a groundswell of outrage over a massive sediment dump  from Ela Dam in Swain County has become a united effort to get the nearly...

As time marches forward, Indigenous languages have either seen a decline in first language speakers or languages have been lost due to colonization and Native boarding schools.

On Jan. 21, the Cherokee Language Master Apprentice Program graduated its largest cohort yet.

CHEROKEE, Ala. (AP) — Authorities are investigating a fire in north Alabama that...

I was recently gifted with the loan of a book from my friend Lee Knight titled “Wilma Mankiller,” (TWODOT Books, 2021) written by journalist and biogr...

For six seasons, the television series “Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People” has brought stories of Cherokee culture, language, traditions and innovations to viewers through a documentary format.

She’s one of five women to appear on the new American Women’s Quarters program

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians’ last hope for stopping the Catawba Indian Nation from building a casino in North Carolina is dead following pass...

Tribal Council voted Dec. 9 to support the Nikwasi Initiative’s  efforts to land $5 million in grant funds for a cultural corridor around the Nik...

Casinos in Cherokee and Murphy will be permanently smoke-free following a majority vote from Tribal Council Dec. 9, codifying a policy that’s been in...