Native Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY – Internationally celebrated Chickasaw classical music composer Jerod Tate will be on hand Sunday, Oct. 27 to see Oklahoma’s award-winning chorus –– Canterbury Voices –– perform the world premiere of his opera “Loksi' Shaali' (Shell Shaker).” There’s just one problem – the 3 p.m. show at the

DURANT, Okla. - Thousands of music lovers attended over a dozen performances at Choctaw Casino & Resort – Durant's first ever Choctaw Music Fest over the weekend.  The festival was headlined by Megan Moroney, Lainey Wilson and Foreigner, who performed sold out shows at the three-time Academy of Country

Oklahoma City declares Indigenous Peoples' Day at First Americans Museum Tribal citizens from across Oklahoma traveled to the First Americans Museum to celebrate their heritage on Indigenous Peoples Day. By Katie Hallum The event featured food, festivities and an announcement from Osage citizen and Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt.

New federal rules aim to end tax confusion for tribally owned businesses, boost clean energy projects  By Chez Oxendine, TBN Three decades of confusion around the tax status of tribally chartered businesses may soon come to an end with new federal rules announced on Monday.  The Department of the Treasury

Tulsa, OKLAHOMA - This year’s Indigenous People’s Day Showcase at The Loony Bin Comedy Club in the heart of Tulsa is set to feature five Native American comedians. Produced by Kels Cooper, the Sunday night sure-to-make-you-laugh show will feature Rachel Rose along with Cooper, special guest Shea Vassar,

TISHOMINGO, Okla. – Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby honored the legacy of Chickasaws who set the foundation for a path to progress during his Oct. 5 State of the Nation Address. Governor Anoatubby reported that “the state of the Chickasaw Nation is strong” during his address at the Aiitafama' Ishto

UINO’s statewide voter registration tour continues with a celebration in OKC on Oct. 3 at Scissortail Park, moves onto Lawton, Anadarko and Binger before wrapping up at Tribal festivals this weekend OKLAHOMA CITY—United Indian Nations of Oklahoma (UINO) continues its successful “Warrior Up to Vote” tour, a first-of-its-kind