Launching in Seattle, Xiuhtezcatl Tonatiuh and Mato Wayuhi, will bring the “2 the Moon and Back Tour” to 8 cities across the country.

Protesters were celebrating a county decision to postpone replacement of a statue of a notoriously brutal conquistador when a man in a MAGA hat shot Spokane, Wash. artist and activist Jacob Johns.

For Native hip-hop artist Kunu Bearchum, music serves as an outlet for cultural connection and social justice.

While working on an essay for an upcoming anthology edited by the writer Lidia Yuknavitch, poet Elizabeth Woody reflects on the themes of her career.

‘It's a really exciting time to be a Native person in Hollywood,’ Jana Schmieding said. ‘Especially as a storyteller and as a writer.’

Offended by multiple employees who told her to remove her traditional woven willow baby carrier, Sophie Weinstein left the Portland Art Museum’s exhibit on Yankton Sioux artist Oscar Howe. The incident caused an uproar.

Employee told an Indigenous woman she was not allowed to wear the carrier while visiting an exhibit of Native American art at the museum.

Despite controversy, the 50-foot cedar poles could be reinstalled before Seattle's Victor Steinbrueck Park reopens this fall.

Short international films rooted in Native issues received nominations for the Oscars.

When Bobbie Hill returned home from treatment for addiction, she knew she wanted to do something to help others on their journey to sobriety. So she started a business.

Black Belt Eagle Scout gears up for a spring tour, after the release of the band’s third album.

Dakota modernist Oscar Howe redefined Native American art, making space for younger generations. New exhibits at the Portland Art Museum showcase the conversation between Howe's work and contemporary Choctaw and Cherokee artist Jeffrey Gibson.

In a remote frozen corner of the north, a Labrador Inuit creature exhilarates and terrifies the locals.

A 500-year-old log is carved into Tulalip welcome.

Grand Ronde tribal member Steph Littlebird designed a new logo for Yahoo in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

The politically minded hip hop duo from the Haisla Nation kicked off their latest tour in Portland, after building a fanbase with the release of hit songs like “Skoden” and “Boujee Natives.”

An apology from the Academy of Motion Pictures recognizes her historic role in bringing change to the film industry.

Organizers Nanette Beyale and Alexis Vazquez want their Aug. 27 ride to build connections within Portland’s Native American and Indigenous community.

Tamara and Sarah Podemski describe the real-life bond they bring to the new season of the hit show.

The Diné performer has blended jazz, rap, soul, funk, blues and Indigenous rhythms throughout his career. Now, as the BLM's artist-in-residence, he's embarking on a tour that includes a stop in Oregon on June 27-28.