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The Professional Native Indian Artists Inc., colloquially known as the Indigenous Group of Seven, formed in Winnipeg, Canada in 1974.

Pasatiempo speaks with Liesette Bailey and Jacques Paisner of SFiFF and SFFI about the annual gala on July 19 that serves as ...

Yet, they carried their Apache spirit in language, song, and ceremony — often taught in secret, in arroyos at night, or whispered in the safety of their homes. Elder Juan Rojelio remembered how, as a ...

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A new alert system meant to help find Native people who go missing in New Mexico went into effect Tuesday, but a key detail ...

Andrea Condes, 39, was born in Caracas, Venezuela, and adopted into the United States, where she grew up and pursued a career ...

On today's show, FOX 10's Kenzie Beach joined anchor Brian Webb and executive producer Trenton Hooker to discuss a death investigation underway in Phoenix after two women were found dead from apparent ...

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Two women embrace during the canonization ceremony of St. Olga in Kwethluk, Alaska, on June 19, 2025, which made her the first female Orthodox saint in North America.

Now, after an elaborate ceremony in her village of about 800 people in southwestern Alaska, she is the first female Orthodox saint from North America, officially known as “St. Olga of Kwethluk ...

Native American News Alaska Native woman, ‘everybody’s helper,’ is Orthodox church’s first female North American saint Published: Jun. 26, 2025, 2:58 p.m.