Frank Vaisvilas

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel These prescribed burns help prevent wildfires, control invasive species, and promote the growth of native trees.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A federal judge allowed the Ho-Chunk Nation's lawsuit against online prediction market Kalshi to proceed.

Ho-Chunk Nation officials are applauding a judge's decision this month to allow the tribe's lawsuit against online prediction markets to move forward.

Hobart was created using tribal land that was lost following the Dawes Allotment Act. As the Oneida tribe buys it back, friction is ongoing.

They call it “mill talk.” At least, that's what Menominee tribal members who don't work in the tribe's sawmill call it.

Dane County supervisors voted to buy 165 acres for $6.4 million to donate to the Ho-Chunk Nation for cultural preservation.

As the Indigenous speakers stepped to the microphone, Roger Utnehmer looked across the audience and saw people registering shock, even tears.

Some signs are obvious; some are specific to the job; some are funny or describe everyday life. Workers find they use the signs even when at home.

Construction can continue in other areas of the reroute and Enbridge can continue operating its existing pipeline on the Bad River Reservation.

Tribal libraries in Wisconsin, such as the Forest County Potawatomi’s in Crandon, aim to continually be a refuge for books featuring Indigenous voices and histories.