Elyse Wild

Cayuga Nation filed a federal lawsuit federal lawsuit last week against two neighboring counties for refusing to transmit emergency 911

The public comment period for the cooperative management plan for Bears Ears National Monument ended on June 11 and is currently under review, the Bears Ears Commission announced yesterday.

For ten days, the Medicine Wheel Riders, a group of Native women motorcyclists, traveled 2,211 miles through the Western US to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP). Their journey concluded at the Sturgis Rally, promoting healing and remembrance.

A new bill could help Tribal courts bring justice to victims and families of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) crisis.

A new code for the nation's Emergency Alert System is being commended for its potential to aid in the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) crisis.

South Dakota's Lake Area Technical College is offering full-ride scholarships for Native American students pursuing a career in building.

The Lake Area Technical College scholarship includes tuition, books, materials and fees. Students can use the scholarship to learn residential design, site preparation, concrete work, ventilation, and more. Eligible applicants must be first or second-year trade students at the school, be South Dakota residents, and be members of a federally recognized tribe.

An animal rescue group serving the Navajo Nation will host its largest-ever free mobile vet clinic this fall on the reservation.