Northern Plains

Oglala Sioux Tribe president: ‘We need results’

The vote comes amid mounting data center opposition in Montana, and as developers nationwide target tribal land for building

As Indigenous people go missing and are murdered at disproportionately high rates, families learn forensic skills to find their own loved ones.

28% increase at Black Hills State accounts for much of systemwide growth in last year

The ruling sends the case back to district court, raising new barriers in the battle for better representation in North Dakota

The Real Bird family has hosted the Battle of Greasy Grass for the past 35 years 

Roosevelt promoted conservation — something the Trump administration is actively working against, organizations say

Thousands gathered on the Montana plains to honor the warriors of 1876. Buffalo’s Fire is on the ground

Our Buffalo’s Fire Memorial Wall is open to descendants. Post your tribute and share your story

At the June 3 Government to Government Conference in Bismarck, leaders said proposed federal funding cuts threaten education, safety

Tribal leaders say natural gas, data centers and expanded infrastructure could help reduce long-term dependence on federal funding

High court orders appeals court to reconsider tribal voting rights lawsuit after recent ruling changed standards for racial gerrymandering cases

At graduation on the Standing Rock Reservation, students said tribal colleges protect culture, close support

News comes as part of new push from BIA to address violent crime in tribal areas

Examining the systemic barriers, mortality rates, and the proposed tribal-managed Medicaid solutions aimed at closing South Dakota's life expectancy gap