a Meridian Native, will compete in the season finale of American Idol. On Monday night, May 12, Roberts performed two songs, “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” and “Beauty and the Beast.” ...

Meridian-native Jamal Roberts is officially heading to the finale of "American Idol" Season 23 ... of the titular track of "Beauty and the Beast." Before Roberts, three Mississippi natives ...

SAN DIEGO — A new Native American-owned business, Native Star, has opened its doors in the historic Yuma Building in San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter. Ruth-Ann Thorn, a member of the Rincon Tribe of ...

Bakersfield College recognized Native students in the Native American Student Support & Success Program, blending tradition with academic triumph. The event was a meaningful opportunity to ...

Ultra-processed foods are a “genocide” on the Native American population, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified Wednesday, as he vowed to get “high-quality food ...

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And the Navajo used the word "nadleehe." Myron Long Soldier, an Ogalala Lakota elder who lives in Lincoln, harkened back to a time when Native Americans treated two-spirited people with ...

Attendees of the 2025 Native American Summit, organized by the Chicago American Indian Community Collaborative, were draped in regalia and leading a drum ceremony for the first time in an Illinois ...

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Kathleen DuVal, an author with a passion for Native American history, recently received an esteemed award for her book "Native Nations." DuVal said she was "thrilled and ...

The eponymous bright yellow root is thread-like and was actually used by Native Americans as a thread in beadwork. Those bright yellow roots are also of special interest to humans. Native ...

The Native Americans of the Great Plains had lived off the land for many generations. To see them atop their horses, striding through the currents of golden grass, was surely a majestic sight.

But Adam’s killing is also part of an alarming and rarely discussed trend that has made Native Americans more likely than any other racial group to die in encounters with law enforcement.