From Cass Lake’s St Regis Paper Co site on the Leech Lake Reservation to more than 1,300 nationwide, here’s how EPA’s Superfund cleanup and liability process works

Renzo Bullhead missing since March 16, 2025 in North Dakota; family seeks Steamboat Park video and police plan another river search after ice melts

The Bismarck outlet was recognized for coverage spanning Leech Lake pollution, Tribal Business Council scrutiny and an ICE hold case

Buffalo’s Fire: Native-led news covering Indigenous communities in North Dakota — tribal sovereignty, environmental justice, and cultural preservation.

Buffalo’s Fire: Native-led news covering Indigenous communities in North Dakota — tribal sovereignty, environmental justice, and cultural preservation.

The little rez dog broke free from his lead and joined warriors on 300-mile journey to the Little Bighorn battlefield site

Stations and nonprofits are turning to grants and donors as they work to protect editorial independence in South Dakota, Minnesota

Buffalo’s Fire: Native-led news covering Indigenous communities in North Dakota — tribal sovereignty, environmental justice, and cultural preservation.

One Feather says teams aim for round-the-clock coverage and volunteer support during the three-day event near Crow Agency

Applications for the Native-led nonprofit’s Bismarck-based reporting role are due May 30, 2026, with coverage focused

Lakota, Cheyenne and Arapaho allies are planning camps, security, food and travel for a June 22 to 27 commemoration

Tourists, media, historians and tribal officials expected to drive up demand for high-speed internet during commemorative event

Native theater groups nationwide honor missing and murdered Indigenous people on May 5, raising awareness and calling for action

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe citizen Joseph Lafferty must agree to community service, other conditions

A 14-year-old Standing Rock student was airlifted with severe injuries after an alleged hazing assault. Did school culture allow this abuse to happen?

Buffalo’s Fire: Native-led news covering Indigenous communities in North Dakota — tribal sovereignty, environmental justice, and cultural preservation.

Scott Davis Interior Department Indian Affairs leader stepped down April 2 after a year in Washington and is returning to North Dakota consulting

The agreement concerns the Black Elk Wilderness, a ‘place of profound spiritual, cultural, and historical importance’

At the March 14–18 AIHEC conference, the AIHEC hand game tournament drew hundreds as intertribal teams carried on songs, rivalries, and rules

At the Minnesota Capitol on March 28, Indigenous voices at the No Kings protest Minneapolis linked ICE shootings and state violence to long histories

Two Spirit MMIP advocates say police misgendering and missing identity data block justice as tribes weigh inclusive policies and face rising violence

Aya Labs is Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate’s first scientific business venture. Profits ‘do not leave Indian Country’

Tribal Transportation Program Safety Fund grants back Standing Rock’s BIA 3400 realignment and Spirit Lake’s Oyate Walkway, announced March 19

Northern Plains Indigenous Film Festival Fargo runs April 17-18 with filmmaker workshops, a Gary Farmer Q&A and tickets from $10 in Fargo, ND

AIHEC Student Awards Banquet closed March 18 at the Bismarck Event Center as UTTC won Critical Inquiry and Oglala Lakota College took Rocket League

The Battle of the Little Bighorn isn't just a 19th-century clash; it is a contemporary movement for sovereignty. As the 150th anniversary approaches, tribal nations are organizing historic horse…

The Pe’ Sla drilling project got Forest Service approval Feb 27 for up to 18 borings near Rapid Creek Watershed, prompting calls to withdraw

Tribal college students travel through massive snowstorm to participate in annual education conference

The first battle of the Great Sioux War ‘set the tone’ for the following 20 conflicts, including the Battle of the Little Bighorn

Renzo Bullhead missing since March 16, 2025 in North Dakota; family seeks Steamboat Park video and police plan another river search after ice melts

Minnesota wild rice bill heard March 10 would name psín and manoomin and recognize wild rice’s right to exist, citing treaty duties and decline

Law named after fluent Lakota speaker Helen Red Feather

Public Law 280 cannabis tribal sovereignty debate sharpened after a Minnesota Court of Appeals decision tied to a 2023 White Earth Reservation raid

Battle of Little Bighorn 150th anniversary commemoration runs June 25-27 near Crow Agency, with a tribal-led encampment for about 5,000 campers

Markwayne Mullin DHS Secretary nomination follows Trump’s shift of Kristi Noem to a Shield of the Americas envoy role ahead of March 7 in Doral, Florida

Rodney Powassin missing person report was filed June 11 after April 3 contact, with a May 7 vs May 22 last-seen discrepancy and urgent insulin needs