Angie Wilson, director of the Reno-Sparks Tribal Health Center, led an effort in collaboration with Nevada Health Link, the ...

The regular monthly meeting of the Oklahoma Home and Community Education Woodall Denim and Diamonds Club was held Wednesday, ...

Changes in Washington, D.C., have moved a lot of markers in the rules and regulations with which the U.S. has been governed ...

Tahlequah Public Works Authority has been in operation since 1902, and maintains approximately 305 miles of electric lines, ...

National leaders in health, technology, education, and policy gathered Friday, Jan. 10, at the Crystal Bridges Museum of ...

Angela Moore will be 65 years old in August. She said she is praying she’ll be approved for an apartment at the newly ...

Students can gain access to the rich history and culture of Cherokee Nation with the return of education tours this spring. The complimentary tours can be scheduled February-May, with reservations ...

Cherokee Nation and the U.S. Department of the Interior are partnering to use film and media to help preserve and advance Native languages.

The inauguration has passed and Donald Trump is right back at it again. I find myself reflecting on a simple decision I made ...

There was a time when I did not care about “the poor,” and even resented them if they received government assistance.

For many Americans, the second term of Donald J. Trump is a de ja vu moment. The 47th president took the oath of office Jan.

Oklahoma lawmakers filed hundreds of bills affecting education for the next legislative session. Oklahoma Voice collected some of the top trends and topics that emerged in legislation related to ...