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Cherokee Nation Health Services Deputy Executive Director Brian Hail has been named chairman of the board for the Heartland Medical Manufacturing Regional Cluster Board of Directors.

Gov. Kevin Stitts "One Oklahoma Task Force" includes only two seats allotted to tribes on a 13-member panel dealing with Indian Country law enforcement, the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council learned

Pennsylvania lawmakers have proposed letting nonprofits accept credit and debit card payments for small games of chance, which is currently illegal.

Pennsylvania lawmakers have proposed letting nonprofits accept credit and debit card payments for small games of chance, which is currently illegal.

State Rep. Frank Burns, 72nd District, recently signed-on as the lone Democratic co-sponsor, to date, of a Pennsylvania House of Representatives bill that would prevent municipalities and counties from designating

A state lawmaker has introduced legislation that would make a death sentence possible for those convicted of certain sex crimes against children. House Bill 1909, introduced by state Rep. Ryan Warner, R-Perryopolis, proposes the option of a death sentence for someone who is convicted of the rape of a child or involuntary deviate sexual intercourse […]

When Minister Glenda Strong Robinson of Longmont skipped class in 1968 to march with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., there were many things that she couldn’t have foreseen.

During 2023, the Cherokee Nation finished more than $20 million worth of road and bridge repair work and replacement – with another $15 million in projects planned for 2024.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Cherokee Nation was recognized for having one of the top clean energy programs in the state during the Keep Oklahoma Beautiful 2023 Environmental Excellency Celebration, held

The Cherokee Nation has been recognized for having one of the top clean energy programs in the state.