Five Tribe News Today

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and Chickasaw Nation Gov. Bill Anoatubby signed compact agreements on tobacco taxation and motor vehicle registration earlier this month, culminating nearly a year’s worth of negotiations

Leaders of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee and Seminole nations sent a letter to Gov. Kevin Stitt late Tuesday opposing the task force.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Muscogee (Creek) Nation has accused Tulsa of unlawfully prosecuting Native Americans for traffic offenses within its tribal boundaries, despite multiple court rulings that strip the city

Muskogee’s Five Civilized Tribes Museum is listed in the Top 10 Western heritage museums in the United States, according to “True West” magazine.

Oklahoma offers a broader array of conservatism than most other states offer.

Oklahoma's 2022 general election saw another victorious night for Republican candidates from the state legislature to Congress.

Tribal leaders want the Oklahoma State Board of Education to stop enforcing House Bill 1775.

Leaders of the five largest tribes in Oklahoma are throwing their support to Joy Hofmeister in Oklahoma’s tightening gubernatorial race – which may have a substantial effect on the outcome of the race, past elections show.

A great nation is strong enough to tell its whole story – including the unpleasant parts of its history dealing with racism – Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. said in announcing a new exhibit honoring the history of the Cherokee Freedmen.

Marilynn Vann, a Cherokee citizen who leads a Freedmen descendants group, spoke along with several tribal leaders and attorneys.