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The road has been closed since Jan. 30, leaving some non-Native residents feeling stranded in their homes. → Read More
A former Oneida tribal attorney has written a book about her experiences representing the tribe against court disputes with the village of Hobart. → Read More
Signed Jan. 23 in Keshena, the agreement calls for the state to support the tribe's efforts in teaching its culture. → Read More
For the first time in more than 150 years, the Ojibwe 'Winter Olympics' are once again being played on Madeline Island in Wisconsin. → Read More
The series continues at 7 p.m. every Tuesday and features Ojibwe speakers talking on different topics. → Read More
Native Americans are also sentenced more harshly than other ethnicities, the new national report says. → Read More
Bison once played a key role in Indigenous culture. After nearly being made extinct by white colonizers, tribes are now working to reintroduce them. → Read More
The Oneida Farmers Market will use a federal grant to train producers to create new products to sell at the market. → Read More
In 1995, the Wisconsin DNR, with help from the state's tribal nations, started reintroducing elk in the state with a herd of about 25 from Michigan. → Read More
Mark Fisher said his public sculpture depicting Indigenous culture, recently installed at Lake Emily Park near Stevens Point, should 'last forever.' → Read More
Wells Fargo is organizing a meeting next month to work on a strategy to boost investment in Indian Country. → Read More
Michigan Historic Preservation Review Board voted last month to nominate areas near the Menominee River for the National Register of Historic Places. → Read More
An ongoing resurgence in Native American cuisine has chefs rethinking the purpose of food, especially across Indian Country. → Read More
Rob Pero started the state's first Native American independently-owned CBD company. He wants to help other Indigenous people enter the industry. → Read More
The Oneida Nation on Friday became the second tribe in Wisconsin to have state highway signs installed in its Native language. → Read More
The Oneida allied with Americans in the Revolutionary War. In return, their land in New York was to be protected — but it was taken by the state. → Read More
Six Indigenous nations in Wisconsin are receiving a share of US Department of Labor funding for job training services and to expand employment. → Read More
Dr. Carol Cornelius will tell the removal-era story of Wisconsin's First Nations in a forthcoming book published by Wisconsin Historical Society. → Read More
The Wisconsin tribe has joined four other tribes in defending the Indian Child Welfare Act in a case that could affect Indian Country across the U.S. → Read More
28 place names in Wisconsin that previously used a term derogatory to Indigenous women have new names. Here's what to know about the changes. → Read More