Native Americans

A post on the Forest County Potawatomi Community Facebook page congratulated Chairman Brooks Boyd Sr.

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.