Standing Rock connection Charles Walker, a member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Council, will participate in Thursday’s parade, which begins at the Yakama Nation offices in Toppenish.

The Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation has received $414,000 of state grant money for habitat restoration projects to aid with recovery efforts for steelhead trout.

Yakama Nation warriors and U.S. Army troops met in ... said he pushed on and arrived Oct. 5, 1855, at Toppenish Creek, ... Kamiakin said he refused to recognize the treaty and would die at Rock ...

Since time immemorial, the Yakama Nation has grown medicinal and traditional First Foods on their sacred land, called Pushpum (or Put-a-lish, by the Rock Creek Band of the Yakama Nation), in what is ...

The Yakama Nation plans a 500-megawatt advanced rail energy storage project using gravity and rocks to generate power, ... Those include places like former dump sites or existing rock pits.

The Yakama Nation suggests a company hoping to build a pump-storage power plant in south-central Washington pay at least $40 million to compensate for destroying tribal cultural and natural resources.

Tensions between ranchers and the Yakama Nation over water rights have been heightened since a surveillance photo appeared on Facebook, showing a man in what appears to be a tribal law-enforcement ...

Yakama Nation. The Yakima Nation took issue with the final order because it limited the tribe’s irrigable land to 120,000 acres. The tribe said there’s more irrigable land than that on the ...

Rose Longoria, Yakama Nation’s regional Superfund project manager, said the tribes have been heavily involved in seeking solutions and to begin cleanup in the area for nearly 20 years.

The first Yakama Nation project, which received $120,000, will involve design work for restoring floodplain connectivity and increasing types of habitat along a mile of Ahtanum Creek in Union Gap.