Indigenous students will still be allowed to wear an eagle feather. The Native American Parent Committee will meet with Grand ...

Two pieces of state legislation that go into effect in July seek to protect Nebraska students’ right to wear tribal regalia at graduation and other school functions.

She found that the feathers came almost exclusively from a single juvenile eagle, which tells us something about the context in which it was produced. The creators of that warbonnet were using ...

Regalia bills are also pending in Wisconsin. “Whether an eagle feather or plume, beadwork, sealskin cap, moccasins, or other forms of traditional dress, tribal regalia plays a unique role ...

Wyoming country artist Ian Munsick's second album, "Eagle Feather," reflects his Western roots and honors his Crow tribal adoption. Collaborations with artists like Cody Johnson, Cleto Cordero ...

Ian Munsick’s new album Eagle Feather, out April 18, is more than a love letter to the West. Munsick lives in Nashville, attended Belmont University and in less than five years has become a ...

"The law was made very strict, with few or no loopholes, so that 'plume hunters ... golden eagles' feathers, nests or eggs is also prohibited under the 1940 Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ...

Originally enacted to curb the plume hunting industry ... Enrolled tribe members can then apply for a permit to receive eagle parts or feathers for religious or ceremonial purposes.

Originally enacted to curb the plume hunting industry ... s National Eagle Repository in Colorado, which provides eagle feathers to Native Americans for use in Indian religious and cultural ...

Authorities have charged a man with a federal misdemeanor for allegedly trying to sell an American Indian war bonnet containing eagle feathers at a Bismarck pawn shop. Zachary Johnson, of Bismarck ...