Muscogee Nation

Tulsa’s director of tribal policy and partnerships says the city is still hoping to work through issues despite requests to intervene in a much publicized lawsuit.

In a tense election year, leaders from Oklahoma’s Native nations want more of their citizens to head to the polls in November.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) is standardizing tribal boundary signs across the state, but not all Indigenous nations welcome this one-size-fits-all approach.

Alicia Stroble requested a state income tax exemption. When it was denied, she took her case to court.

The leaders from the Cherokee, Choctaw, Seminole, Chickasaw and Muscogee nations cite Hofmeister's respect for tribal sovereignty and commitment to work with the 39 federally recognized tribes in Oklahoma as reasons for the endorsement.

The U.S. House of Representatives Natural Resources Subcommittee for Indigenous People of the United States says they want to better understand the relationship between tribal governments and state governments around criminal justice matters.

Tribal Nations are responding to the Supreme Court's decision on Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta.

The Muscogee and Choctaw nations and five other tribes filed a petition under a federal law for the return of 5,982 “human remains of our ancestors” and funerary objects now held by the University of Alabama and its Moundville Archaeological Park.

The 18th and Boulder site was Veterans Park for 30 years but was renamed earlier this year to honor Native Americans, whose land the city was built upon.

The U.S. government tried to eradicate Native Americans, but they serve in the military at higher rates than any other groups.