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Laws that will govern hunting and fishing within the Choctaw Nation following the state’s refusal to reenter into a compact are scheduled to go into effect Jan. 1.

A compact that was expected to be renewed on December 31st that would allow tribal nations to hunt and fish all over Oklahoma was rejected by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.

Leaders of the Five Tribes say they’re disappointed Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is canceling hunting and fishing license compacts that were up for renewal on Dec. 31.

“A Life on Fire, Oklahoma’s Kate Barnard” by author Connie Cronley is a biography of Kate Barnard (1875-1930) who is little-known today but was active and influential in Oklahoma in

Cherokee Nation citizen and Freedmen descendant Marilyn Vann said a number of factors make her suited for her position as a member on the tribe’s Environmental Protection Commission.

Nancy Marie Spears, a Gaylord News reporter based in Washington, is an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. Gaylord News is a reporting project of the University of

The deputy U.S. marshal's almost superhuman exploits made him one of the West's most feared lawmen.

Two leading scholars discuss the complex relationship between Black and Native people.

Ray Carter, Center for Independent Journalism

The City Sentinel, Staff Report