Celebrate Cherokee art, culture, music and tradition at the ninth annual Cherokee Day at Eastern Trails Museum on Oct. 3.

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. gave his final state of the nation address at the 74th annual Cherokee National Holiday over the weekend. Here’s what he had to say.

“The governor ... says he disagrees with academic freedom and thinks professors at the end of their careers aren’t doing much,” said ECU President Wendell Godwin.

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Two primary care clinics have closed in Pawhuska in two years. Rural health leaders say each loss makes the remaining system more vulnerable.

TAHLEQUAH – Cherokee Nation is merging its people’s language into its construction projects, installing Cherokee syllabary signage throughout new and renovated facilities across the reservation as par...

Arizona’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program rolls have plummeted, offering a possible preview of national trends as states try to avoid new federal penalties.

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.

With drug deaths plummeting, state officials are wary of halting harm reduction initiatives.

Oklahoma State Medical Association warns funding reductions could lead to more hospital closures, physician shortages and health care deserts.

A new study commissioned by the Cherokee Nation points to a healthcare economic impact of $2 billion in Oklahoma in 2025 alone.

Oklahoma's law protecting harm-reduction organizations from criminal prosecution for distributing sterile syringes expires July 1, effectively ending a program that distributed 1.25 million syringes a...

Amendments to the Durbin Feeling Language Preservation Act that shift full oversight of the Cherokee Nation Immersion School to the tribe were passed and signed into law June 25.

New data shows wealthy Oklahoma families are taking greater advantage of the state’s taxpayer-funded private school tuition program than ever before—while low- and middle-income families are increa…

The Cherokee Nation recently announced the tribe would be doing a detailed assessment and evaluation of the needs of at-large community organizations across the county.

TAHLEQUAH – Cherokee Nation officials gathered on June 9 near the W.W. Keeler Complex to break ground on the tribe’s new justice center that Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. called