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Buffalo’s Fire ASPIRE summer camp students learn about rocket science, technology and engineering

Last year, the Department of the Interior released a report about Federal Indian Boarding Schools in the U.S. What is their legacy in Illinois?

New projects and initiatives set forth by tribal council members, North Dakota Office of Indian Affairs and North Dakota Department of Commerce expected to generate economic growth.

Summer is a beautiful time to travel the country and visit with partners, and I am delighted, humbled and honored to have visited the Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe, Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, and Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe last month. It was inspiring and impressive to see how the tribes are dreaming big in terms of food sovereignty - delivering healthy, fresh, locally sourced, and traditional foods to their members in their communities through the Food Distribution Program on Indian...

The North Dakota Historical Society is testing out new ground-penetrating radar to help find loved ones lost in time.

Kreskin Torres, known as the RideShare Foodie, believes that learning about different regional cuisines is how unity and understanding will grow

Celebrating Native American culture, tradition, and a special Mass with Archbishop Bernard Hebda was the focus July 22 of the 84th annual Tekakwitha Conference in the Twin Cities.

Tribal communities from across North Dakota and the country met in Minnesota this week to discuss ways to protect and enhance tribal sovereignty.

An RV manufacturing plant is being worked on in Dunseith and the plant has begun producing its first parts and products getting ready for its first units.