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TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – The nations largest Indigenous tribe, with more than 430,000 citizens, is stepping up efforts to preserve its native language, with immersion schools and programs designed to protect

A variety of events will be a part of the Cherokee National Holiday held during Labor Day weekend. The holiday commemorates the signing of the Cherokee Constitution on Sept. 6,

Like most of Oklahoma, the Cherokee Nation Reservation is facing a historic drought. Over 90% of Oklahoma is experiencing severe to extreme drought, according to the National Drought Monitor. Cherokee

At an Aug. 11 event  that Principal Chief Richard Sneed said felt more like a pep rally than a ceremony, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians bro...

People with plans to attend the 70th annual Cherokee National Holiday will have the chance to bring home anything from traditional art pieces to shirts commemorating the return of the

Like most of Oklahoma, the Cherokee Nation Reservation is facing a historic drought. Over 90% of Oklahoma is experiencing severe to extreme drought, according to the National Drought Monitor. Cherokee

From 10,000 feet, 83-year-old Donald Kinzer dropped into the sky on July 15 to recapture his past as an Army paratrooper during the Vietnam War

Cherokee’s Fire Mountain family of outdoor experiences is set to add a new member after the tribe announced its intention to build a pump track and bi...

Northwest Iowa is the hardest hit by the drought.

Machine gun exploded from enemy fire, he refused to evacuate, staying behind to fend off the enemy with hand grenades. he is the first native american of the cherokee nation to receive the medal of honor from the vietnam era. >> i am certainly proud to be an american citizen and im very, very proud to be cherokee. so i grew up in the woods so to speak, always empathize, listen to the sounds around you, listen to the sounds of the birds and the squirrels, even the cattle, they will tell you when ...