Rice camps have long been a tradition for Tribal Nations. It’s a time for people to gather, harvest wild rice, and share their knowledge.This harvest season, several organizations and tribes came together for a unique intertribal rice camp.

An Adolescent Recovery and Wellness Center once planned for Oneida County is now being built in Bowler, Wisconsin.

Tribal Nations in Wisconsin and Michigan want to ensure they’re ready for the next big emergency—whether that’s another pandemic, natural disaster, or a man-made crisis.The Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council met with leaders from its 12 member Tribes to see how they could all better prepare.

Congressman Tom Tiffany is calling for the U.S. Department of Justice to secure reimbursement for the Town of Lac du Flambeau following the judge’s decision regarding road easements.

A federal judge has ruled in favor Town of Lac du Flambeau and dozens of homeowners in the case regarding road easements.

For 75 years, Lac du Flambeau tribal members have shared their culture and traditions with visitors at the Waaswaaganing Indian Bowl.Each week the Indian Bowl invites visitors to experience a Pow Wow.

The Lac du Flambeau Tribal Police Department is searching different areas for a missing woman after it received new information about her last whereabouts.

A new highway sign featuring both the Ojibwe and English languages will now greet drivers as they enter Lac du Flambeau on Highway 47.The Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa is the 7th tribe in Wisconsin to work with the state Department of Transportation to get the dual language signs.

44-year-old Brianne Lynn West-Calabrese, also known as Brianne Poupart, was reported missing by concerned family members.

Melissa Beson went missing in March, and Susie Poupart was killed 35 years ago