The Sioux were not the original inhabitants of the Black Hills. Their people were originally from the Northern Great Lakes and moved westward. Beginning in the early 18th century, the Sioux engaged in ...

A documentary chronicling the Lakota Sioux's century-long quest to reclaim the Black Hills, sacred land that was stolen in ...

Crane Trust continues Potluck Speaker Series with photographer Rick Rasmussen, HCT Kids present "Children of Eden," and MONA, ...

A documentary chronicling the Lakota Sioux's century-long quest to reclaim the Black Hills, sacred land that was stolen in ...

The documentary "Lakota Nation vs. The United States" delves into the century-long struggle of the Lakota people to reclaim ...

Some Native American reservations span more territory than entire U.S. states. This is a fact that surprises many. These are ...

June has brought significant challenges for the future of tribal colleges and universities across the nation. In addition to ...

Five Native Americans have been selected by the Bush Foundation for its prestigious Bush Fellows program for 2025, each with ...

Nestled in the Black Hills of South Dakota, Rapid City is a scenic urban getaway that hasn’t lost its small-town vibe. It’s ...

Get our newsletter! On March 23, 1847, at a meeting in the small town of Skullyville in Indian Territory, Major William Armstrong, the U.S. agent of the Choctaw Nation, took the floor to speak.

A federal employee, who asked not to use their name for fears over losing their job, protests with a sign saying “Federal Employees Don’t Work for Kings” during the “No Kings Day” protest on ...