Multiple tribal nations across Oklahoma are talking about AI data centers. Here’s an update on where some of them stand.
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Are you planning to vote in Oklahoma this fall? You should know this first.
Ahead of the August and November elections, we answer your questions on voter registration, absentee ballots, political ads and more.
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¿Tiene preguntas sobre cómo votar en Oklahoma? Tenemos las respuestas.
¿Planeas votar en Oklahoma este agosto y noviembre? Deberías saber esto primero.
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Muscogee Nation opens new residential recovery center for tribal citizens
Muscogee Nation is opening a new $72 million residential treatment center that leaders say will strengthen the tribe’s focus on rehabilitation and holistic healthcare services.
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Muscogee Nation opposes Inola smelter intended within reservation
The Muscogee National Council unanimously approved a resolution Saturday opposing aluminum smelters, including a large, controversial project intended for Inola.
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Freedmen descendants file federal lawsuit to force Muscogee Nation to acknowledge tribal citizenship
Muscogee Freedmen descendants filed a lawsuit in federal court on Thursday, aiming to force the Muscogee Nation to acknowledge their tribal citizenship.
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Centuries of Cherokee Nation Principal Chief records scattered across the country
The Cherokee Nation estimates thousands of records related to its principal chiefs are scattered across the country. Now, the tribe plans on recovering as many as it can.
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Cherokee Nation is using opioid settlement money to help people rebuild
Cherokee Nation’s reentry program has helped thousands of formerly incarcerated tribal citizens reintegrate into society. Tribal leaders plan to use opioid settlement money to expand it.
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Osage Nation swears in new chief, elected officials
After 12 years, Osage Nation has a new chief. Joe Tillman was inaugurated as Osage Nation principal chief Saturday, alongside members of the minerals council and congress.
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Here’s how to sign up for an Oklahoma investment to your child’s Trump Account
Trump Accounts officially went live over the holiday weekend. But Oklahoma parents who already have them are still waiting for the state’s contribution that lawmakers promised earlier this year.
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Oklahomans can apply for grants to build pollinator habitats at home
Applications are open for grants to help Oklahoma gardeners buoy butterflies, boost bees and benefit birds.
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‘More people sick or dying’: After 5 years of sterile syringe distributions, Oklahoma harm reduction law expires
A state law expired July 1, effectively ending a program that distributed 1.25 million syringes and reached more than 8,800 people.