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MIT Solve Reveals 31 Tech-Based Innovators Addressing Global Challenges New York, New York— Totem Technologies has been named an official 2023 Solver team by MIT Solve. Selected innovators convened in New York City during UN General Assembly Week. The 2023 Solver Class is comprised of 31 solutions, which address the

Oklahoma governor's call for special session on tax fairness raises criticism, crickets by Molly Young and William C. Wertz The Oklahoman Oklahoma legislative leaders were largely quiet Tuesday in reaction to Gov. Kevin Stitt’s surprise call for a special session to consider slashing taxes. The session appears

Atmore, AL — In an exciting and strategic collaboration, Creek Indian Enterprises Development Authority (CIEDA) and DreamCatcher Development, an award-winning hotel developer, have forged a new partnership aimed at further expanding the DreamCatcher Hotels brand. This partnership represents a significant milestone in the evolution of both organizations and is poised to

Wes Nofire tapped for Native American liaison role in Oklahoma governor's office By Allison Herrera, KOSU Gov. Kevin Stitt says former Cherokee Nation tribal council member Wes Nofire will be "a bridge" between his office and the state's tribal nations. Nofire vacated his seat

Historic Fort Washita placed in trust An August signing ceremony between a Bureau of Indian Affairs representative and Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby formalized Fort Washita being placed in trust with the U.S. government. The Chickasaw Nation owned site, located in Bryan County, Oklahoma, is also listed on the

(LAS VEGAS) OPTX, the award-winning casino intelligence platform, has announced its latest partnership in Oklahoma with Comanche Red River Hotel Casino. Comanche Red River Hotel Casino acquired OPTX, the best-in-class Player Development, Connect, Slots, and Marketing solutions. David McCardell, Director of Marketing for Comanche Red River Hotel Casino, hailed OPTX

USDA designates more than $60 million to expand high speed internet access in rural areas of Oklahoma tribal nations By Robby Korth An Oklahoma tribal nation and two telephone companies are receiving $67.4 million to expand broadband access in rural Oklahoma. The funds are part of a $667 million