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Hours after Flatwater Free Press published a story on the bus system’s woes – a story involving its former director allegedly stealing up to $1M – a donor pledged the

The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska on Monday debuted a new mobile clinic and updated plans for a $100 million tribal administration and health center project in Ralston.

An interview with Ponca tribal member and author Cliff Taylor about writing his book, "The Memory of Souls."

Incredible Tallest Waterfall in Arkansas is Bucket List Worthy

Incredible Tallest Waterfall in Arkansas is Bucket List Worthy

Incredible Tallest Waterfall in Arkansas is Bucket List Worthy

Incredible Tallest Waterfall in Arkansas is Bucket List Worthy

The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska's new mobile medical unit has the ability to serve thousands of Native Americans across Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota.

Tensions were already high on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota when activists from the American Indian Movement took over the town of Wounded Knee 50 years ago on Monday. In the view of the protesters, the Oglala Sioux tribal chairman was in cahoots with federal authorities and ran roughshod over residents. But the 71-day occupation quickly morphed into an outpouring of anger over the plight of Native Americans and injustices dating back centuries. Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma member...

On Jan. 6, the buses serving Madison County stopped operations. The transit system’s general manager, Jeff Stewart, had allegedly stolen up to $1 million from the transit nonprofit.