Northern Plains

Davis says he’ll continue supporting Native communities as a member of the private sector

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

Group challenges $345M Dakota Access Pipeline verdict, citing jury bias and trial errors as appeals and bond dispute move forward

While new legislation aims to protect local customers from rising electricity rates, an Indigenous land conservation group is calling for a moratorium on data centers

Lawmakers establish task forces to study tribal Medicaid models, emergency service sustainability and disability waiver programs ahead of 2027

Two tribes in North Dakota receive grants totaling more than $2 million

Festival attendees can participate in workshops on filmmaking and producing

Student Awards Banquet held last day of conference

Forest Service waives environmental assessment, disregarding cultural significance of Pe’ Sla

150 years after the "Greasy Grass" victory, the Lakota and Cheyenne are planning a massive 2026 commemoration—and still refuse a $1.5 billion settlement for their land

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

The college student went missing in North Dakota on March 16, 2025

Law named after fluent Lakota speaker Helen Red Feather

The event planning committees are requesting that all riding groups, families, and tribal delegations register their attendance plans now