Native American historian Joseph Medicine Crow died Sunday at the age of 102. According to Big Horn County coroner Terry Bullis, Medicine Crow died in hospice in Billings, Montana, although few ...

Winter—Four Seasons (detail), 2006, is among the works in Wendy Red Star’s exhibition now on display at the San Antonio Museum of Art. Credit: Courtesy of San Antonio Museum of Art Although born and ...

On the 140th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, an organizer of the annual reenactment said this year will be bigger and better. The re-enactment is one event scheduled for the 2016 Crow ...

The proposed legislation would change the lives not just of the 14,289 enrolled Crow tribal members but also potentially thousands of descendants who would be more likely to qualify as tribal members ...

Crow Fair creates a city. Teepees and tents cover acres of Crow Agency. But on Saturday, all the attention was focused in one small circle. During the Inter-Tribal Parade of Nations Grand Entry, drum ...

The latter part of June was filled with excitement on the Crow Reservation, as visitors and residents alike enjoyed the cultural displays of the eight days of Crow Native Days, featuring the ...

A crow that knows approximately 40 words and has taken a particular liking to a former Pocatello woman and her family made waves in Oregon recently after it became a temporary mascot at an elementary ...

Joe Medicine Crow, an American Indian who wore war paint under an Army uniform during World War II, conducting battlefield heroics that made him his tribe’s last war chief, and who distinguished ...

Native American languages are struggling to stay alive. But with the help of summer language institutes, they are on their way back. Many Native American languages have only a few speakers left. But ...

RED CLIFF - Curtis Basina knew he needed something more to help his business, Copper Crow Distillery, the first Native American-owned distillery in the country, thrive. It wasn’t enough that he ...

JURIST Guest Columnist Tom Rodgers, a Washington, DC-based lawyer engaged in Native American economic and social empowerment advocacy, discusses the equal access challenges faced by Native American ...