Edmond Johnson, the last fluent speaker of an ancient Native American language, has died at age 95. The Caddo Nation of Oklahoma announced Johnson's death on July 14 and vowed to preserve the Caddo ...

So here you have two native speakers of Urdu, albeit with thick Punjabi accents (learned from the parents that you could cut ...

A new welcome center at the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument in Maine tells the story of the land from the ...

An ancient Native American language has now officially died out after its final fluent speaker died at the age of 95.   The ...

Shutterstock Cane River National Heritage Area The Cane River flows through northwest Louisiana where Caddo Indians once ...

Three quiet pools of water tucked between highways and neighborhoods along the Trinity River will now honor Dallas’ Native American history.

In a landmark act of cultural restoration, the Dallas City Council unanimously agreed last month to name these lakes with ...

Native Americans secured exemptions from new Medicaid work requirements and stepped-up eligibility checks under President ...

According to caddo.gov, the official Caddo Parish government website, the Caddo Indians, a Native American tribe, were the original inhabitants of northwest Louisiana.

Two centuries ago, when Arkansas was still a U.S. territory, the Caddo ranked prominently among the Native American nations living in today's Natural State.

MCUIH is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering Urban Indian Organizations across Montana and enhancing the health and well-being of urban Native American communities.