Two years after a ProPublica investigation found IU held the fifth largest collection of unrepatriated Native American ...

Trump’s plans of major spending cuts could hit hard Native American tribes, who rely on federal funding for survival.

ABC 10News reporter Laura Acevedo went to Julian to get reactions from the residents closest to the tremors. She spoke to the manager at a liquor store, where several bottles came tumbling off the ...

Democratic State Rep. Maurice West, left, from Rockford filed the Native American imagery bill. Republican state Rep. Bill Hauter, right, from Morton voted against it. The Illinois House has passed ...

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SPRINGFIELD -- Illinois K-12 schools may soon be required to pick new mascots to replace those that reference Native American names and imagery. That would include logos, team names and mascots ...

The sudden tariffs-related $10 drop in the price per barrel of oil raised concerns that the price would fall even lower and trigger an energy industry crisis. Odessa oilman Kirk Edwards and Waco ...

ZIMMERMAN, Minn. — After a ranger was abruptly fired in mid-February at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, volunteers tried to fill in to coordinate visits for school kids on field trips. In ...

Gina Talbert. The move comes as school board officials in Massapequa, just one town west, have called on President Trump to overturn the Native American logo ban after a judge recently dismissed a ...

Americans have amassed plenty of housing wealth in recent years — but millions of homeowners are finding they’re effectively locked out of accessing it, a new study found. Higher interest ...

The good kind of breathtaking experience begins with the first sound. Listen as Native American Isaac Tonasket sings the Spokane tribal chief song. TikTok user Nick Ezell expresses his reaction, which ...

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-NM) signed into law a bill that creates a new category of alerts for missing Native Americans in New Mexico. Senate Bill 41 authorizes the creation of a turquoise ...