Jack Malstrom’s journey of self-discovery, beginning as an adoptee to a non-Native family, has been defined by revelations of family history and roles as an Indigenous advocate, radio host, DJ and director of the Portland Two Spirit Society.

Raynell Morris was the first Native American staffer to be appointed to the White House, one of many firsts in her distinguished career and life.

Bryan Newland, the Interior’s Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs, says the money will help begin tackling a lengthy list of longstanding problems at in-lieu and treaty fishing access sites.

Sam McCracken works to bring sports resources to Indigenous communities.

Osage Nation joins with city, county for economic development projects.

Muscogee (Creek) Nation’s ranch and meat processing plant generate jobs, food security.

Tribes work to harness energy from sun, wind and water as demand for green energy grows.

Federal and tribal regulations cut benefits for people earning even poverty wages, but help is on the way to put people to work.

Citizen Potawatomi Nation makes history in Oklahoma with new professional basketball team.

A growing industry for environmental remediation needs local workers with the right training.

Tribes contemplate the future beyond gaming after pandemic shows risk of overreliance on casinos.

‘Stealth’ economy for tribes hides billions of dollars in jobs, growth and revenue for rural communities.

Chief Seattle Club announced the completion of 80 housing units for homeless Indigenous people and veterans. The units are in a nine-story building that will also include a health clinic, café serving traditional foods, social services and Indigenous artwork.