Cheyenne River citizens were able to apply for a new tribal ID card at the NDN Collective headquarters in Rapid City.

This program is supported by a convening grant of $25,000 from the Terra Foundation for American Art and will host a series of public round table discussions, artist talks and musical performances ...

Tommy Orange shared excerpts of a new novel, gave a brief lecture and answered questions on literary form and the current ...

Curtis Arnall was raised a cowpuncher in Cheyenne but became famous as the voice of Buck Rogers during the 1930s. The Wyoming ...

Native Americans nationwide face unique barriers in accessing capital. A new loan available to Native entrepreneurs aims to ...

A Senate committee passed its own anti-diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) bill in the statehouse Thursday. In a 5-0 vote, the Senate Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources ...

American Indian culture is alive and thriving in modern galleries, powwows, museum exhibits, film festivals and restaurants.

The Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum and Vintages Wine Made to Order invite the public to an evening of fine wine and rich history with a wine ...

Wyoming native Charles Westerman and his family went through an unpredictable tragedy after his father was diagnosed with a brain tumor when he was only 3 months old. He passed away 11 months later at ...

Native Governance Center is pleased to welcome Dr. Amber Annis as its new executive director. Dr. Annis joins NGC from the ...

W ith a vast expanse of natural splendor, South Dakota is rich in history, outdoor experiences and unique activities. In the Mount Rushmore State, visitors will find two of the wo ...