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A year after two people were shot at the Cinco de Mayo festival in St. Louis, police said they are making changes to make the event safer.

On April 20, the Great Smoky Cannabis Company legally sold medical marijuana for the first time in North Carolina, and Myrtle Driver's purchase was the first.

Saturday, April 20, marks a historic day for North Carolina as the first medical cannabis dispensary held its grand opening in Cherokee.A ribbon cutting was hel

Actress/models Nathalie Standingcloud and Lauren Summers will present a panel disussion at the Sunday, April 21, monthly Rogers County Cherokee Association meeting in Tiawah.

On Friday evening, Cherokee Nation Marshals recovered a body in Kansas, Oklahoma.

A new recovery facility called the Gadugi House has opened on the Cherokee reservation, where men can get help traversing the throes of addiction.

A recreational cannabis program is still being considered by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.

On Tuesday night, the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office engaged in a short pursuit that ended with the discovery of methamphetamine and other substances.

The Museum of the Cherokee People has opened a new attraction focused on the sovereignty of the Eastern Band.  “sov·er·eign·ty: Expressions in So...

Overcast skies didn’t deter a large crowd from coming out to witness the unveiling of the sculpture “Sowing Seeds of the Future,” on Saturday, March 2...