Gov. Kevin Stitt sharply criticized three sports betting bills that succeeded in the Oklahoma Legislature this week, saying they benefit tribal entities instead of Oklahomans.
The new OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark in Oklahoma City is keeping summer alive all year round in Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Gov. Kevin Stitt has constitutional authority to represent the state's interests in a case concerning tribal gaming compacts.
The Cherokee Nation and the State of Oklahoma tentatively agreed to amend and extend their motor vehicle tag compact following months of negotiations.
The Cherokee Nation cut the ribbon on a new, multimillion dollar state-of-the-art Head Start facility that will work to provide children the education and care they will need to thrive.
Amazon Business is working with the Chickasaw Nation to deliver healthy food to Chickasaw children in Oklahoma.
The Cherokee Nation came together to celebrate the expansion of its growing film studio operation, cutting the ribbon on a second soundstage at the Cherokee Film Studios campus in Owasso.
The Oklahoma City Indian Clinic recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, and the future is looking bright with an expansion underway as the clinic continues to serve thousands of Native Americans from hundreds of tribes.
State, local and Chickasaw Nation officials met with the U.S. Small Business Administration to discuss rebuilding parts of Sulphur that were badly damaged by a tornado in April.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the Oklahoma Legislature has the authority to pass bills that create compacts between the state and Native American tribes, therefore upholding the legislature's override of Gov. Kevin Stitt's vetoes of two compacting bills.
