"Are We There Yet?" is a painting by artist Theresa Otteson of Farmington, Utah, that will be on display in the upcoming ...

The American Plains Artists Summer Show is set to once again return to the Fort Concho National Historic Landmark in June, continuing a decade-old tradition of presenting artwork created by ...

The Meskwaki Tribe announces a major achievement in Tribal housing. For the first time since taking over management from the former Tribally Designated Housing Entity, all 20 apartment units managed ...

A symbol of the West and vital sustenance for Native Americans who lived on the western Plains, the bison was hunted to near ...

Even with treaties in place between the Indigenous and the colonists, bands of Native Americans did not approve of the excess migration and felt the settlers were either disrespectful to their ...

The film discusses the life of American Indians before European ... and cultures of various tribes across five main regions: the Eastern Woodlands, Great Plains, Southwest, Far West, and Northwest ...

Northern Great Plains states have been notably absent in applying for funding. In this region, “Native Americans and Native American tribes are going to lead the effort in the next five years ...

Its stated initiatives include Together Overcoming Diabetes and the Northern Plains American Indian Lung Cancer Intervention Project ... a member of the Oglala Lakota Tribe and co-director of the ...

According to a resolution from the Great ... Pipestone Indian Reservation, which is now the National Monument, was originally created in 1858 to ensure that the Yankton Sioux Tribe would have ...

son of the last recognized chief of the Omaha Tribe, and America’s first Indian ethnographer, recalled his childhood on the Great Plains: “The white people speak of the country at this period ...

The U.S. government is obligated to provide health care to many tribes, including several in the Great Plains, under a variety of treaties. It does so largely through the Indian Health Service ...

The U.S. government is obligated to provide health care to many tribes, including several in the Great Plains, under a variety of treaties. It does so largely through the Indian Health Service ...