As wildfire seasons in Colorado and across the American West become longer, less predictable and increasingly destructive, a new report aims to provide an equitable roadmap for protecting communities, watersheds and wildlife.
South Dakota is home to one of the nation's largest American Indian reservations, and the area is part of a movement among tribal nations to take back control of their food systems.
A grant is helping student parents at a college in northwestern Montana.
The Sand Creek Massacre Foundation has announced that it has been awarded an Inclusive Storytelling grant from the National Park Foundation.
In the past, rural electrical co-ops have not invited Indigenous people into conversations about joining the co-op movement.
A new grant will support local efforts to reduce rural child food insecurity on the Navajo Nation.
North Dakota's plan to boost animal agriculture has reignited a thorny issue: loosening restrictions on corporate ownership of farms.
Tribal leaders from the eight federally recognized tribes in Utah gathered at a news conference at the state Capitol this week and called on state lawmakers to pass House Bill 40, Utah's version of the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Native Americans in Montana face a slew of challenges to finding housing off reservations - including discrimination. A tight housing market in the state and across the country presents its own problems for finding an affordable place to live.
A northeast Nebraska farming operation is starting the new year with an even bigger commitment to conservation, and they hope other farms take note.
