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

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

Documentary "Hail to the Breadsticks!" Explores Native American Mascot Debate Through Father-Son Journey WESTPORT, CT, ...

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 left behind during the process of knapping stone. Those flakes are more than ...

Outdoor gear retailer Patagonia sues Trump for shrinking beloved Utah national monument managed by tribes - Patagonia was among the groups that sued the first Trump administration to block a similar m ...

KENORA – A candidate running for Kenora city council is receiving heavy backlash from the Indigenous community for comments made on a podcast earlier this year. On June 9, episode 130 of the podcast ...

In his newest documentary, Raising Cane: The Cherokee and Rivercane, filmmaker David Weintraub explores the history of ...

No one in our country should go hungry, and SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) has been our nation’s most effective anti-hunger program for decades. However, sweeping cuts to ...

A Smithsonian traveling exhibition exploring Native American history and culture is coming to Atmore’s Strand Theater Sept.