The Great Plains were witness to some of the most intense and violent encounters between settlers and Native American tribes.

Texas joined the United States in 1845, and American interest in the Panhandle increased. The Red River War (1874–1875) ...

Some players flew 3,000 miles to Spokane and others drove from around the corner. Some are fresh out of high school and ...

"Before we get too old, we want to make a run and see if we can at least put our tribe on the map and show that we got some bona fide hoopers in Indian Country ... of the Plains)," said Liotta ...

But even getting those for all six tribes was impossible ... agreements in the other Great Plains states. 'We needed this yesterday' During COVID-19, American Indian and Alaska Native people ...

There was one problem: The Black Hills belonged to the Lakota Indians, the most potent Indian power on the Great Plains. They had taken the territory from the Kiowas and the Crows, and they had ...

According to NMAI curator Ann McMullen, these quilts—many bearing a central octagonal star—functioned as both ritual and practical replacements for Plains Indians buffalo robes. Bison hides ...

People check in for appointments at the Seattle Indian Health ... are self-run by tribes, already only provide basic services. Tribal leaders in Sonoma County and the Great Plains say that their ...

Powwows — where tribes across the US and Canada gather to celebrate Native American dance, song, food and craftsmanship — began in the Great Plains in ... on the map, at least.” ...

Whether it's walking the length of New Zealand or shorter distances, the hikers have learnt a lot about themselves while exploring the country.