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History was made when Republican Congressman Tom Cole became not only the first Oklahoman to chair the U.S. House Appropriations Committee, but also the first Native American to do so.
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Tribal prosecutors have charged an Okmulgee County jailer accused of assaulting the Muscogee Nation Lighthorse Police deputy chief during a dispute over jurisdiction inside the jail.
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As tribal lawsuits against the city continue, it’s become Mayor G.T. Bynum’s and the Muscogee Nation attorney general’s words against each other.
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"Tulsa no longer has jurisdiction over municipal violations committed by its Indian inhabitants," the dismissal reads.
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A Tulsa man finds himself at the center of a fight over tribal sovereignty in Oklahoma and beyond. Justin Hooper shares how his 2018 speeding ticket is continuing to impact law across Indian Country.
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics discusses the Oklahoma Highway Patrol abandoning decades of precedent and ticketing drivers with tribal tags who live outside the nation's boundaries and the State Supreme Court temporarily suspending three measures related to abortion in Oklahoma.
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The Muscogee Nation is suing the City of Tulsa, accusing the city of unlawfully prosecuting tribal citizens despite the McGirt v. Oklahoma ruling.
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For decades, no matter where drivers with tribal tags lived in Oklahoma they’ve been good to register their vehicle with their tribal nation. That appears to be changing.
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A clarification for motorists: you cannot be pulled over randomly for having a tribal tag.
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The tribal nation recently filed a complaint in federal court against the state and Attorney General Gentner Drummond.