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During the National Indigenous History Month of June, Barrie celebrates the rich heritage and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

During the National Indigenous History Month of June, Barrie celebrates the rich heritage and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

Dangerous metals such as arsenic and mercury have been found in wild rice beds located on the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community reservation and surrounding areas, according to research from Michigan Technological University scientists and their associates.

Metals such as arsenic and mercury have been found in wild rice beds on the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community reservation and surrounding areas, researchers said.

The new graphic novella, LUKUMI follows the relationship between two of Black women and what happens when tragedy pulls them apart. Kalamazoo-based artist Maya James both wrote and illustrated the book.

Urban Natives in Chicago dont expect any opioid settlement money because of the absence of tribal land in Illinois, part of a larger funding issue.

The Momentum Center in Grand Haven will host the virtual town hall meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 28.

Redefining its purpose as antiracism, the Art Institute of Chicago abandons its core mission of preserving history’s treasures and instructing future generations.

Four BSA Troop 75 Scouts who met in first grade Cubs Scouts recently stopped by their old school, May Watts Elementary in Naperville, for a visit. The four teens have achieved Eagle Scout honors.

DETROIT-Helping to hoist the sail on the tall ship Inland Seas was a unique experience for Leya Phinisee, a sixth grader from Flint. She and her dad