It’s graduation season. Thousands of North Carolina students are getting their diplomas this spring. And for some this year, their pomp and circumstance could come with more pride and recognition.

American Indian students in North Carolina public schools could wear items like feathers and plumes to their graduation ceremonies to signify their cultural heritage in legislation given final General ...

A video of newlywed Hannah Rogers, 31, displaying her traditional Indian wedding attire to her family and friends has garnered 12 million views on Instagram. People all over the world wished her well ...

When 18-year-old Andrew Mike prepared to graduate from Willamette High School this spring, he and his family were able to make the event even more special. His mother spent time decorating his ...

The Pocatello-Chubbuck School District 25 Board of Trustees is considering moving the historic neon Indians sign to a district-owned building in downtown Pocatello and is expected to vote Tuesday on ...

When legendary artist Pablita Velarde attended prestigious events, she dressed for the part. Velarde’s clothing, along with that of her daughter Helen Hardin and granddaughter Margarete Bagshaw, are ...

Chavez emphasizes how she plans to maintain her cultural and communal ties while working in Washington D.C. Dennis Zotigh Dr. Cynthia Chavez Lamar and her husband Walter Lamar (Wichita and Blackfeet) ...

Ahead of Opening Day, the soon-to-be-former Cleveland Indians announced Wednesday that Native American headdresses and face paint would be banned from their 2021 home games at Progressive Field. The ...

When Javier Vallejo's family moved schools, the Native American student was faced with a difficult decision: Wear Canal Winchester's Indians mascot on his baseball uniform or quit baseball. Vallejo ...