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Between a long list of writing commitments and keeping up with an active toddler, it’s been a very, very busy year. But it’s also been a productive one:

The newly elected leader of Big Sky Country is surrounded by rumors of murder, mock hangings, and familial dustups the size of his Yellowstone ranch. But there’s no doubt that he has a plan for Montana, and that he’ll do anything to enact it.

REGIONAL- Life has been good for Native rock band War Bonnet’s founder Chaz Wagner in 2022.For starters, he moved on from KBFT Bois Forte Radio to a position with the Hibbing and Chisholm …

I cried the first time I saw the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. It took place in the dark and the low-slung wall blocked my view of what I was about to witness. I...

Emily Blunt's new drama paints the American West as a grim, lethal place. But how accurate is its gristly picture?

The legendary Lakota horseman lives near Wounded Knee. His name is Fred Ecoffey, and he first barreled out of the gates in 1957 on a horse named Baby Sweeper.

A better history of Native America.

The return of artifacts from the Wounded Knee Massacre will help Lakota Sioux elders start to heal from their trauma, and give young people a chance to learn about their history, says Kevin Killer.

Corcoran will debut two exhibits that include sculptural art and video projections honoring a Corcoran dance professor.

Agreement ends decades-long dispute over site where hundreds of Lakota were killed soldiers in 1890