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The rift between Gov. Kevin Stitt and tribal leaders in Oklahoma grows deeper.

A historical research center that doubles as a temporary home for the Cherokee Nation’s most treasured artifacts opened to the public Dec. 8 in Tahlequah.

A long-term care center, massive expansion to broadband access and direct payments to tribal members are some of the many uses the Eastern Band of Che...

The Cherokee Nation Free Phoenix for All Program will provide a free, one-year Cherokee Phoenix subscription to more than 129,000 Cherokee households.

One of my favorite childhood memories was an exciting weekend in the small town of Cherokee in western ...

By Molly Phillips • Contributing writer | Over the summer, 16 students from Western Carolina University — led by Dr. Brett Riggs, Dr. Jane Eastma...

The Cherokee Tribal Council voted unanimously this month to allocate $15 million to Kituwah LLC as an equity investment from the tribe.  While la...

A restless autumn wind ripples through the valley, passing over green fields, across turned-up garden plots and through tall rows of dried corn stalks...

Miserable as my own, to paraphrase what greg was saying about the left. there was a "new york times" story, how americans appetite for leather and their luxury suvs worsens amazon deforestation. dont crap on things we love. this year at least its harder for the left. last year of had to do was say youre having people over for thanksgiving? you are a murderer. you need to rat out your neighbors. they are people over. >> joe: jessica. from my haircut to my well tailored pants to my three great par...

Officials with Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools confirm students are involved in a car-theft investigation that resulted in a car crash Wednesday evening.