Indian Country Today

Sharice Davids confirms she won’t be switching chambers and will campaign for reelection in Kansas’ 3rd Congressional District for the 2026 midterm election.

Sharice Davids runs for reelection in U.S. House - ICT Davids confirms she won't be switching chambers and will campaign for reelection in Kansas' 3rd Congressional District for the 2026 midterm election

“Each generation has an obligation to pick up that resistance.” Indigenous activists share how the movement from AIM to Standing Rock shaped Native resistance today.

'The cavalry's coming!': Indigenous activism from 1492 to Standing Rock - ICT Famed Indigenous activists like Leonard Peltier and Madonna Thunder Hawk and younger activists shared their thoughts with ICT about the evolution of Indigenous activism from the rise of the American Indian Movement in the 1960s to Standing Rock and beyond.

BREAKING NEWS: Mining company pulls out of controversial Pe’ Sla drilling project

Mining company pulls out of controversial Pe’ Sla drilling project - ICT Pete Lien & Sons has formally requested its permit to drill near a sacred site in the Black Hills be withdrawn following a week-long Indigenous occupation at the site.

Makah citizen Patrick DePoe shares his priorities in his run for Washington State Legislature, from healthcare and education to natural resources and tribal sovereignty.

Makah citizen shares priorities in run for Washington State legislature - ICT Underscore Native News + ICT sits down with Washington State House of Representatives 24th Legislative District Candidate, Patrick DePoe

The latest Indigenous A&E column from ICT features hot fashions, a new Indigenous series and stamps of bison and eagles

INDIGENOUS A&E: Native style, a 'Borders' series, and a buffalo stamp-ede - ICT A biweekly column from ICT with the latest news from the arts and entertainment world

After bringing free Indigenous books to communities across Navajo, Hopi, and Southeast Alaska, NDN Girls Book Club is now raising funds for a permanent bookmobile to deliver even more Native stories across Indigenous communities.

NDN Girls Book Club hopes to distribute more books with a permanent bookmobile - ICT Following its 2024 journey across Navajo and Hopi reservations and 2025 adventure throughout Southeast Alaska, the Native women-led nonprofit is raising $85,000 to expand its reach across Indian Country.

NABI Nation is honoring the late Ernie Stevens Jr. by renaming its annual golf tournament the Ernie Stevens Jr. Memorial Golf Classic and continuing his legacy of supporting Native youth.

NABI Nation honors the late Ernie Stevens Jr. - ICT Stevens Jr. was a foundational figure in the founding of NABI and a fixture at its golf event

Five years in, Washington’s MMIWP Task Force continues raising awareness and working to address the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People.

Washington state MMIWP Task Force: Still raising awareness, five years in - ICT State Rep. Debra Lekanoff reflects on the work of the Washington State Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People Task Force, including accomplishments and hopes for the future.

Canada’s first Indigenous governor general is leaving office after five years.

‘Her legacy will endure’: Canada’s first Indigenous governor general leaves office - ICT After serving nearly 5 years, Mary Simon is being replaced by a former Supreme Court justice

Stories from Standing Rock reflect on the unity and purpose of the moment.

Standing Rock: 'It felt like every Indigenous person was there' - ICT Stories told from the people who were there

Kamisha Nyvold’s family is pushing for “Kamisha’s Law” to end the statute of limitations on second-degree murder, a barrier that can deny justice in cold cases across Indigenous communities.

Slain infant’s family seeks end statute of limitations on second-degree murder - ICT A federal statute of limitations on second-degree murder poses a huge barrier to cold-case prosecution, and one victim’s family hopes to change it