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Montana’s 2027 American Indian Caucus could be the biggest yet

Montana’s 2027 American Indian Caucus could be the biggest yet

If seven Native American candidates win their elections for the state House and Senate in November, the Montana Legislature’s American Indian Caucus could be the biggest yet. Montana’s American Indian Caucus is an organized group of Native American lawmakers who work together to advance legislation they say is

Trump officials, billionaires and the quiet reshaping of America's public lands

Trump officials, billionaires and the quiet reshaping of America's public lands

Trump officials, billionaires and the quiet reshaping of America's public lands At the end of a dirt road along the northeastern edge of Montana’s Crazy Mountains, a simple sign warns visitors they are now entering private property. For fifth-generation Montanan Brad Wilson, the notice marks a

Symposium details the role of Crow at Little Bighorn and their legacy

White Swan was 26 years old when he limped away from the Battle of the Little Big Horn. The Apsáalooke man served with Half Yellow Face, White Man Runs Him, Goes Ahead Of His Horses, Hairy Moccasin and Curley as scouts under the command Lt. Col. George Custer during the

Little Big Horn College to hold symposium highlighting Battle of the Little Bighorn

Little Big Horn College, the tribally chartered two-year college on the Crow (Apsáalooke) reservation, is holding a free symposium titled "The Crows and the Little Bighorn: 150 Years Later." The event is going from April 9 – 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the

'Good Medicine': The story of Supaman and his full Crow regalia began at Montana State

Internationally acclaimed Apsáalooke (Crow) artist Supaman heads to Livingston’s Shane Theater on April 11, showcasing his fusion of traditional Native American music and contemporary hip hop. His one-of-a-kind sound has defined a decades-long career, but what many may not know is that style was born

Indigenous beadwork event threads community

Indigenous beadwork event threads community

The Museum of the Rockies (MOR) recently held an educational event inviting participants to learn about the beading styles and practices of different Indigenous cultures. On Friday, Jan. 30, attendees made jewelry at “Beading Our Stories: Beading Earrings Workshop,” which was created and taught by MOR Museum Education Specialist MaggieJo

MSU honors Native American Heritage Month with horse painting event

MSU honors Native American Heritage Month with horse painting event

On a bright Wednesday morning in front of the SUB, a regal brown stallion stood adorned with intricate beadwork, fur skins, an elk tooth dress, blankets and vibrant horse regalia. The cut glass beads — colored red, white, yellow and blue — glittered under the sun as the sounds of drumming and