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Tribal election previews: Ponca, Ottawa and Kiowa citizens set to vote - Vimarsana News

Tribal election previews: Ponca, Ottawa and Kiowa citizens set to vote

The Ponca, Ottawa and Kiowa tribes have elections scheduled in May and June 2024. Kiowa voters will face two constitutional amendments June 1.

Source: nondoc.com
Services set for Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Chief Ethel Cook - Vimarsana News

Services set for Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Chief Ethel Cook

MIAMI, Okla. — A graveside service for Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Chief Ethel Cook is set for Saturday at Ottawa Indian Cemetery.   Cook, 72, died on September 17. A direct descendant of Chief Joseph Badger King, Cook was the first woman elected to the tribe’s highest office in May 2011 and held the position […]

Stitt tries to strike tobacco compact deals with tribes ahead of possible override vote - Vimarsana News

Stitt tries to strike tobacco compact deals with tribes ahead of possible override vote

The Oklahoma governor's compact offer attempts to get tribal governments on record as not seeking to extend their taxing jurisdictions.

Governor Kevin Stitt sends compact extension offer to 14 tribes - Vimarsana News

Governor Kevin Stitt sends compact extension offer to 14 tribes

Oklahoma City – Fourteen Oklahoma tribes whose compacts with the state government will lapse on December 31 have received offers to extend the accords for one year.

OCCA rules two more Oklahoma reservations fall under McGirt ruling - Vimarsana News

OCCA rules two more Oklahoma reservations fall under McGirt ruling

The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals ruled two more tribal reservations were never disestablished, bringing the number of tribes impacted by the McGirt ruling to eight.