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The Kiowa Tribe is hosting two events next week to help people dispose of their unwanted tires.
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Muscogee Nation Principal Chief David Hill issued an executive order on Thursday, pausing the issuance of new citizenship cards to descendants of Freedmen in the wake of a tribal court’s ruling requiring the nation to grant them citizenship.
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As the Choctaw Nation honors its traditions during its Labor Day Festival this weekend, the tribal nation is releasing the second edition of a book that intertwines historic knowledge and a Choctaw man’s experience utilizing traditional foods in his everyday diet.
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The Muscogee National Council is choosing to remain neutral in the jurisdictional fight between the Cherokee Nation and the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, after the council voted 9-4 to postpone Tribal Resolution 25-079 indefinitely.
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The only tribal casino in the Panhandle, the Golden Mesa Casino, is expanding. Leaders involved in the project said this $78 million investment will boost not only the city of Guymon’s economy, but the welfare of Shawnee tribal citizens.
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After the landmark Freedmen citizenship ruling in the Muscogee Nation Supreme Court, the tribal nation’s citizenship board petitioned for a rehearing of the case. On Wednesday, the court denied their motion.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt is suing the City of Tulsa, its mayor and its police chief in the Oklahoma Supreme Court over a recent agreement the city made to defer criminal jurisdiction to the Muscogee Nation.
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First Americans Museum is hosting the first public screening of its 45-minute documentary film this Saturday, highlighting the reunification of tribal members in Oklahoma with cultural items relevant to their family lines.
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A deal for the City of Tulsa to send traffic and other municipal cases involving Muscogee Nation citizens to tribal court doesn’t cover the descendants of formerly enslaved people who are also tribal citizens.
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On the new album Woodland Songs, Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate and the Dover Quartet collaborate on music with deep American roots.
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Five years after a landmark ruling that found much of eastern Oklahoma is Indian Country, tribal nations are still fighting with towns over who has jurisdiction to prosecute traffic violations and other municipal charges.
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Summer EBT, called the SUN Bucks program, administered through tribal nations improved food security among participants, according to a new report.
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The Seminole Nation will soon have new leadership. After a tight race, Seminole Nation citizens ousted both the incumbent principal chief Lewis Johnson and assistant chief Brian Palmer.
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The Osage Nation is attempting to build the first tribally-owned and operated gaming facility in Missouri under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.