As tribal leaders gather in the nation’s capital, a key partner is missing from their efforts to hold the federal government accountable for its trust and treaty obligations.

Fort Gibson freshman Isaac McDonnell blew up a balloon larger than his head, hoping it would propel his small car to victory. It did. Isaac and his partner, Landon Ireland, won the balloon-powered ...

Oklahoma lawmakers are working to make sports betting legal in Oklahoma.We reached out to a casino here in town and spoke with an economist about the impact leg ...

Waters, a Kiowa and Cherokee filmmaker who resides on the Muscogee Nation reservation, began her journey as a director in ...

Joe Price was approved as the head coach of Garden City High School (Kansas) on Jan. 21. Price spent the last nine seasons as ...

The image posted by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt showing a 100 mph “tribal speed limit” sign was a “meme,” according to the governor’s press secretary.

The Trump administration’s sweeping orders could force some tribal colleges and universities to shut down, school leaders ...

An Oklahoma couple found guilty of child neglect and abuse after their 3-week-old baby's femur was broken during a diaper ...

The Muscogee Creek Indian Freedmen Band will host an informative community outreach meeting, on Saturday, Feb. 15, at 1 p.m. This event will focus on providing genealogy ...

Chartered by federally recognized tribes, leaders say the schools are extensions of tribal nations and sovereignty.