The loss of SNAP benefits is leaving Native communities to fill the gap across the Pacific Northwest. Community members say ...

FORT HALL — The savory aroma of simmering soups filled the air at Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel Monday evening as local chefs, restaurants, and community members gathered for Soup for Tots. Around ten ...

More than 17,000 acres were given back to the Tule River Indian Tribe. The historic milestone was announced by Gov. Gavin Newsom's office. In partnership with the California Department of Fish and ...

Members of the Eastern Shoshone business council are rejecting the Northern Arapaho tribe’s attempt to dissolve the Joint Business Council that oversees the two tribes’ shared resources on the Wind ...

Novy comes from the minds of Chefs Ashay Dhopatkar and Neha Lakhani, who are betting on a simple but daring idea: Indian memories can sit comfortably at a globally minded table.

CORNING – Last year The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, through the Paskenta Nomlaki Foundation, provided 1,700 local families with essential food items for a traditional holiday dinner during its ...

A vegetarian Indian street food brand has signed a lease agreement with Manchester Arndale to occupy a 2,105 sq ft unit on a 15-year term. The shopping centre has been selected as Shree Krishna Vada ...

Your pet's name should be a meaningful one, and many traditional Native American names are rich with evocative meaning, ...

November 18, 2025 - November marks Native American Heritage Month — a time to celebrate, honor and amplify Indigenous traditions and histories. At UC Merced, the student-led Native and Indigenous ...

In the scrub-brush foothills between the long flat fields of California's San Joaquin Valley and the mighty peaks and Sequoia forests of the Sierra Nevada, state leaders and elders from the Tule River ...

CREEK INDIAN HISTORY : A HISTORICAL NARRATIVE OF THE GENEALOGY TRADITIONS AND DOWNFALL OF THE ISPOCOGA OR CREEK INDIAN TRIBE OF INDIANS BY GEORGE STIGGINS INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY WILLIAM STOKES ...

PAVILLION — Wes Martel’s frustrations bubbled up with ease while walking toward a penstock churning with water diverted from the Wind River.