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Over a decade ago, the Native American sketch comedy group 1491s went online and asked their fans and supporters a simple question: “How do you say, ‘I Love You’ in your Indigenous language?” 

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Nicole Wagon (Northern Arapaho) had spent a year trying to bring the killers of her daughter Jocelyn to justice when she received distressing news — her other daughter, Jade, was missing. 

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WASHINGTON — Hundreds of tribal leaders from throughout Indian Country are in the nation's capital to attend the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) Executive Council Winter Session. The session will held at the Washington Westin from Monday, February 12 - Thursday, February 15. 

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WASHINGTON — In addition to articles already covered by Native News Online, here is a roundup of other news released from Washington, D.C. that impacts Indian Country recently.

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Members of the Navajo Nation Council’s Resources and Development Committee on Thursday received a $13.5 million check from CKP Insurance on behalf of the Navajo Nation for indemnities based on the 2023 crop year.

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Marquette Area Public Schools and Camden-Frontier Schools located in Michigan have announced that they will officially be changing their mascots, which have both used Native American mascot imagery, as well as the use of offensive Native American slurs, including “Redskin” and “Redmen.” 
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California Tribal leaders, lawmakers, and advocates will convene in Sacramento next week for the second annual California Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Summit and Day of Action. 
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A National Memorial in Northern Michigan is getting a $3.6 million makeover to more accurately portray the area’s Native American history. 

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The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development, or NCAEID, has announced its Native American 40 Under 40 class for 2024.

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