Native Americans

Indigenous people have made great contributions to the state of Wisconsin yet the alarming rates of violence against them remains a public health crisis

In Wisconsin, the rate at which Native Americans die from opioids is three times higher than opioid deaths of white people.A Bad River Tribal Member authored a report on the impact fentanyl is having on Native American communities.

Launching a year and a half ago, the three-person business is trying to bolster Ojibwe language and culture in the Midwest—in a fun, accessible way

Years of school bullying in Mercer, Wisconsin culminated in an assault, prompting a Lac du Flambeau tribe family to move for their safety.

This year marks the 100th year since the Indian Citizenship Act was passed.

Michigan State University has launched a new program to expand educational opportunities for Native American students across the country

Language is the center-point of any culture. For Indigenous people, keeping and carrying forward their language becomes a decolonial act — a reclamation of space

A statewide economic development corporation for Native entrepreneurs is giving out 32 grants at $5,000 each for business owners.

The libraries at School Districts in Forest County are growing.The Forest County Potawatomi Community donated a range of books to schools.

A bill has been introduced that would name a popular highway after Wisconsin’s Native American code talkers