With a state government divided over whether tribal citizens need a state-issued license to hunt on the reservation, a tribe has gone to court.

The Muscogee Nation has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a new Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation policy that ...

FILE - In this Jan. 13, 2014 file photo, Billy Frank Jr. poses for a photo near Frank's Landing on the Nisqually River in Nisqually, Wash. Frank, a Nisqually tribal elder who was arrested dozens of ...

The Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma announced a wildlife management reciprocity agreement that will allow tribal citizens of the Cherokee Nation, Chickasaw Nation, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, ...

Nation has filed a lawsuit against Oklahoma wildlife officials and a special prosecutor over hunting and fishing jurisdiction ...

Uncrowned is a new destination for all things MMA, boxing, wrestling, and more, featuring Ariel Helwani. Dec. 16—Laws that will govern hunting and fishing within the Choctaw Nation following the state ...

For thousands of years, Yakamas have dipped large nets into the rivers that carve through the region to catch prize salmon as well as other fish for food. Their relationship with land, rivers and fish ...

Oklahoma's Tribal Nations are collectively disputing a claim by the state that recent court rulings on taxation and traffic tickets have clarified a jurisdictional dispute over hunting licenses. The ...

SEATTLE (CN) - Native American tribes fighting over fishing rights in Washington asked the 9th Circuit to intervene in separate proceedings last week. The cases stems from a 1974 injunction by U.S.

Despite what is regarded as an unprecedented salmon fishing closure in all of Puget Sound by sport, tribal and non-tribal commercial fishermen, it appears the Swinomish Tribe has gotten approval to ...

SEATTLE In the shadow of a city bustling with high-tech hype, high-end coffee and high-flying jets, a tradition tuned to nature's quiet rhythm thrives at this time of year. Small tribal fishing boats ...

In this photo from the late 1960s provided by the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission, Billy Frank, center, is arrested during a "fish-in" staged near the Washington State Capitol in Olympia.