Native America Today

Freddie Mac’s HeritageOne offers affordable financing options for single-family properties on tribal lands in rural areas, boosting access to homeownership .

Massapequa High School students paint a Native American chief mural beside their school despite an impending state ban on related team names, logos and mascots.

Durango hosts special graduation ceremony honoring 14 Native American students from local high schools with Pendleton blankets and stoles.

FBI investigates fatal shooting of Tohono O’odham tribal member Raymond Mattia by US Border Patrol agents in southern Arizona.

Potawatomi’s Crandon Library is determined to preserve Native truth as libraries across America ban books from Indigenous authors amid a nationwide culture war.

US Postal Service unveils Chief Standing Bear Forever stamp commemorating the Native American icon’s landmark civil rights court victory.

The Havasupai people celebrate their revitalized relationship with their ancestral homeland, rededicating a Grand Canyon campground under its original name.

Native American graduate Julius Morris wins ‘Student of the Year’ at Western Dakota Tech for exemplary leadership, service, and academics in Criminal Justice.

The Navajo Nation is in mourning following the death of Peterson Zah, the former chairman and president of the Navajo Nation, who passed away on Tuesday evening at the Tséhootsooí Medical Center in Fort Defiance, Arizona. Zah, who was 85, had been struggling with cancer for a long time. Zah was an influential figure in…

Northern Wisconsin landowners have filed a lawsuit against the Lac Du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians after the tribe set up barricades to block roads it claims were illegally built on tribal land. The suit, filed on Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Madison, seeks to remove the roadblocks, which have prevented 21…