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Feds say wind farm owes millions for turbines in Osage County; wind farm attorneys disagree
A federal judge says a wind farm must pay the Osage Nation for illegally mining on Osage land, but the court hasn’t decided how much. At closing arguments this week, federal prosecutors argued those
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ICYMI: Final Arkansas gaming license awarded to CNE
BY D. SEAN ROWLEY
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Years ago, before there was a COVID-19 pandemic, Cherokee Nation Entertainment applied for one of the four gaming licenses approved by the Arkansas electorate in 2018.
It seemed the CNE lost its bid, then won
Happy 4th Of July!
Oklahoma's Bacone College filing for bankruptcy, president vows to keep fighting
Bacone College in Muskogee is filing for bankruptcy.
By Katie Hallum
“Indian University,” now known as “Bacone College” was Oklahoma’s first higher education institution and America’s first Native college. It opened its doors in 1881
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ICYMI: Groundbreaking begins for new Eufaula casino
EUFAULA, Oklv. – Key figures from both Muscogee (Creek) Nation and its subsidiary, Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises took part in a groundbreaking ceremony in Eufaula to celebrate the construction of a new 78,000 square-foot hotel and casino. The casino, known as the Lake
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Northern District Court orders oil and gas production can resume
An opinion in the Hayes II case delivered a victory to the Osage Minerals Estate last month when it said that halting oil and gas production wasn’t the right option despite the U.S. government violating a previous environmental
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U.S. Department of Justice Supports Mvskoke Nation in Tulsa suit
DOJ files motion to intervene in lawsuit over post Hooper arrest
by Jerrad Moore
TVLSE, Oklv. – On November 15, 2023, the Muscogee (Creek) Nation filed suit against the city of Tulsa for continuing to assert criminal jurisdiction over Native
Inaugural class to graduate from OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation
TULSA — Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation will celebrate a monumental achievement on May 16 as its inaugural class of 46 medical students graduates from the country’s first tribally affiliated medical school.
The commencement ceremony for both OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine and OSU-COM