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Do tribal citizens need state-issued hunting, fishing licenses off trust lands? Oklahoma officials say yes
OklahomaPoliticsIndigenous
Photo Courtesy: Muscogee Nation Principal Chief David Hill/Facebook
Written By: Sarah Liese (Twilla), Graycen Wheeler
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation shared a press...
First Americans Museum debuts 'pop-up-book' kid-friendly center in Oklahoma City
OklahomaEducationCommunity Indigenous
Written By: Sarah Liese (Twilla)
(OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) First Americans Museum opens its new Family Discovery Center to the public this Saturday, offering children and their loved ones...
A southeast Oklahoma community remembers how one senior class persevered to secure a piece of 9/11 history
OklahomaEducationPolitics
Written By: Sarah Liese (Twilla)
(OKLAHOMA) During a 2011 computer class, Milburn High School seniors read an article about 9/11 and learned they could receive a piece of steel from...
Gov. Stitt touts clearing homeless camps in Tulsa, providers say efforts cause 'traumatic experiences'
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Written By: Sarah Pfeifer
(TULSA, Okla.) At the direction of Gov. Kevin Stitt, state troopers were dispatched to encampments in Tulsa on Friday morning with instructions to clear...
Choctaw Labor Day Festival debuts new edition of book about traditional foodways, recipes
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Written By: Sarah Liese (Twilla)
As the Choctaw Nation honors its traditions during its Labor Day Festival this weekend, the tribal nation is releasing the second edition of a book...
Written By: Matthew Viriyapah
The Oklahoma Film Exchange is a group of volunteers working to try and preserve what may be the last screening room in America.
(OKLAHOMA) They spent...
Matriarchal leadership on horizon for Seminole Nation as incumbent leadership ousted
OklahomaPolitics
Written By: Sarah Liese (Twilla)
(SEMINOLE RESERVATION) The Seminole Nation will soon have new leadership.
After a tight race, Seminole Nation citizens ousted both the incumbent...
New homelessness diversion pilot program launches in Oklahoma City
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Written By: Sierra Pfeifer
(OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) A new pilot program in Oklahoma City aims to reduce homelessness by diverting people and families away from emergency shelters and...
Oklahoma Indigenous cancer rates rising as Congress spars over future of IHS funding
OklahomaHealthIndigenousPolitics
Written By: Sarah Liese (Twilla)
Both the U.S. House and Senate have passed separate appropriation bills earmarking billions of dollars for the Indian Health Service in advance...
'Keep going': Efforts to preserve Caddo language continue, despite death of last fluent speaker
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Written By: Sarah Liese (Twilla)
The Caddo Nation mourns the loss of beloved elder Edmond Johnson, the tribal nation’s last fluent speaker. Despite his recent passing, Caddo language...