The Caddo Parish Commission passed a resolution seeking federal recognition for the Adai Caddo Indian Nation, a tribe that ...

With more than 5,000 current tribal members, the Caddo Nation is still very much alive ... gather to celebrate tribal heritage through food, song and dance. Unlike some other American Indian ...

A Native American tribe with roots in Northwest Louisiana is turning to local government leaders for help in its pursuit of federal recognition.

The groups efforts have made it possible for Caddo volunteers from around the nation to have food and lodging so they could be a part of the project. "That is our goal, to foster a good working ...

Souther says that he hopes when people visit the garden, they leave understanding just how advanced the Caddo tribe was ... “They did hunt and gather food, but they were also purposefully ...

Alaina Tahlate and Leonard Kionute are leading the effort to preserve and revitalize the Caddo language as part of the Caddo Nation's greater goal to preserve Caddo culture. The origin of the word ...

The Caddo Nation of Oklahoma, which has a storied history in East Texas, has repatriated thousands of tribal and burial artifacts and human remains that had been displayed for years at the Gregg ...

Texas takes its name from the Native American word taysha, which means friend. The word comes from Caddo tribe, whose members once lived and farmed across parts of the American South from Arkansas ...

The Caddo Adai Indian Nation is a state-recognized Native American tribe in Louisiana and descendants of of the Adai people.