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The Not Invisible Act Commission held their first hearing at the Osage Casino in Tulsa on Tuesday to talk about the best way to respond when an Indigenous person is reporting missing or murdered, and they were doing so with the full support of the federal government.

The Oklahoma Chapter of the Trail of Tears Association will hold its next meeting on Saturday April 29 at the Chota Center in Cherokee Casino Tahlequah. Doors will open at

Northwestern Oklahoma State University Department of Social Work students and faculty joined social work students and practitioners from across the

The Hon. Mike Hogan will be a co-recipient of the prestigious Judge of the Year.

Oklahoma City planners include ADUs, accessory dwelling units, in a broad overhaul of city code. Here are some basics on the alternative form of home.

Students received IIDA Foundation's John J. Nelson Sr. Legacy Scholarships and International Interior Design Association’s New York Chapter's Hazel Siegel Scholarships.

Alzheimer’s, Robert Smith, Dr. Charles Clinton Smith, caretakers, Alzheimer’s Association, 2023 report, Scott Martin

Crowe & Dunlevy attorney J. Christopher Davis has been inducted into the American College of Trial Lawyers.

The results were shared with the media at the state Capitol by the Oklahoma Chapter of Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty.

An Oklahoma City man claims in a lawsuit he is being harassed because of his inclusion on a federal terror watchlist.