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It was a failure of the system because he shouldn't have even been there.

People flocked to McAlester this year as businesses opened at the long-awaited Shops at McAlester this year.

Three of the Five Tribes do not recognize same-sex marriage despite conflicting language in their constitutions.

The latest chapter of the push to regain citizenship for Freedmen descendants unfolded this week in tribal court.

The Black Creek Coalition has filed a petition, asking the tribal court to honor the terms of a treaty and reinstate citizenship for descendants of Black people enslaved by the tribe.

Hawaii Sen. Brian Schatz is trying to cut a last minute deal that could bring tens of millions of dollars in new funding to the islands for Native Hawaiian housing.

Efforts by Senator Thom Tillis and Richard Burr to aid the Lumbee Tribe is holding up funding for other Native Peoples

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

Despite the endorsement from the largest tribes in the state, Gov. Kevin Stitt carried all of Oklahoma’s rural counties, including those where the capitals of the tribal nations are located.

Oklahoma public radio reporters are out in the field covering election results from the November 8th general election which will decide many local and federal races.