For centuries, Southeast tribes, including the Cherokee, have used native rivercane in their daily lives.

"Raising Cane" explores the cultural and ecological importance of WNC's native bamboo species and premieres Sept. 19 at Blue Ridge Community College.

Overview: This Q&A with Leonard Peltier covers his life after nearly five decades in federal prison, his declining eyesight and ongoing search for treatment, his lifelong commitment to art, and an ...

Native American family’s desperate search for missing uncle exposes federal failures - An audit report of the Bureau of ...

During the Digstock search, the group begins recovering Native American stone artifacts along with large numbers of flakes ...

In his newest documentary, Raising Cane: The Cherokee and Rivercane, filmmaker David Weintraub explores the history of rivercane, a native plant he describes as “an environmental guardian and a ...

From fall festivals to haunted parks and film screenings, here is a guide to events happening Sept 21 to Sept 27.

Uranium mines pose first test for state-recognized Mount Taylor cultural landscape in New Mexico - Native communities in ...

A record-breaking breeding season for New Zealand’s iconic flightless parrot, the kakapo, has resulted in a remarkable ...

The lower Columbia River is home to a long and ongoing Chinookan history, shaped by thousands of years of life along the ...

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about a new preschool in the Lower Ninth Ward. We also learn how Data centers are ...

In May 1968, weeks after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., Marlon Brando appeared on NBC's The Tonight Show ...