Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

Of more than 570 federally-recognized Native American tribes in the U.S., two currently lack the right to hunt, gather, and fish on their ancestral lands. And both are located inside Oregon’s boundaries.

The Confederated Tribes of Siletz will begin the process of buying the land to ensure ecological longevity and cultural utilization.

Efforts to revive a popular 213-mile running event after several cancelations were thwarted again this year.

Since 2017, the City of Springfield has proclaimed October 14 as Indigenous Peoples Day. This year, the city raised the flags of two of Oregon's nine…

The modern American diet – with its on-the-shelf processed foods in grocery stores, Big Macs and Doritos Locos Tacos at drive-through eateries – has…

Eight of Oregon’s federally recognized tribes received over $15 million in annual funds for affordable housing from the federal government. The…

Senate Bill 293 is making its way through the Oregon legislature. It's designed to get more Native Americans into medical careers in tribal communities…