James Pepper Henry will soon be trading in icy Arctic winters for sweltering desert summers as he departs Anchorage, Alaska for Phoenix, Arizona to become the newly-named Director ...

The first Thanksgiving that Navajo chef Freddie Bitsoie cooked for his family was in 2009...

As a child growing up in his native Arizona Derrick Suwaima Davis, Hopi/Choctaw, was fairly certain how he fit into life on the reservation...

Two just opened exhibits at the Heard Museum in Phoenix honor our American Indian soldiers, complementing one another by highlighting different aspects of Native language usage in ...

The Heard Museum in Phoenix recently broke ground for a national monument dedicated to American Indian veterans who served their country in many conflicts...

Ellsbury Makes a Major Comeback Jacoby Ellsbury, the first Major League Baseball player of Navajo descent and a member of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, was named the American L...

The Western United States is home to cactus, fiery sunsets, and ties—the most infamous of which is probably the noose necktie used to string up horse thieves from a nearby tree...

Since her Depression-era childhood in an Oklahoma dust bowl farm town, LaDonna Harris has been a crusader devoting her life to building coalitions that create change...