Oklahoma tribes increasingly reclaim out-of-state ancestral homelands: “We Are Still Here” Nancy Marie Spears May 2, 2022
Alumni support Haaland’s boarding school initiative: “Boarding schools were a learning experience” Nancy Marie Spears December 10, 2021
Indian Child Welfare Act experts say state statutes could protect Native families Nancy Marie Spears November 15, 2021
Cheyenne and Arapaho governor is first to be elected for second term in tribe Nancy Marie Spears November 3, 2021
Tribal law enforcement officials say McGirt strengthening public safety systems in Indian Country Nancy Marie Spears November 2, 2021
Oklahoma tribes’ Freedmen descendants hopeful for increased care by Indian Health Service Nancy Marie Spears October 28, 2021
Female leaders in Oklahoma tribes say Cherokee chief Wilma Mankiller was inspiring Nancy Marie Spears October 26, 2021
Quapaw Nation’s reservation affirmed as Indian Country under federal law Nancy Marie Spears, Gaylord News October 21, 2021
Tribal members across Oklahoma reflect on Indigenous Peoples’ Day Nancy Marie Spears October 20, 2021
Quapaw Tribe awaits action on bill to settle environmental damages Nancy Marie Spears October 6, 2021
Oklahoma native Joy Harjo rings in third term as US poet laureate Nancy Marie Spears September 28, 2021
Oklahoma organizations, foster families react to developments in Supreme Court’s review of Indian Child Welfare Act Nancy Marie Spears September 21, 2021
Oklahoma attorneys, advocates reflect on new Native American Voting Rights bill Nancy Marie Spears September 14, 2021
Former FEMA director reflects on 9/11 as 20th anniversary approaches Zaria Oates and Nancy Marie Spears September 10, 2021
Oklahoma congressman headed home after attempting to enter Afghanistan Nancy Marie Spears and Zaria Oates August 31, 2021
Tribal nations ramp up, reflect on language preservation efforts after American Rescue Plan allocation Nancy Marie Spears, Reporter March 30, 2021
Oklahoma tribes making plans to use American Rescue Plan funds in Native language programs Nancy Marie Spears, Reporter March 30, 2021
Kiowa elder bonds with 10-year-old actress on ‘News of the World’ movie set Nancy Marie Spears, Reporter March 15, 2021
Oklahoma actor ‘stood a little straighter’ after learning he would play Kiowa chief Nancy Marie Spears, Reporter March 15, 2021
Oklahoma vaccinations pushing forward despite record winter storm Jessie Christopher Smith and Nancy Marie Spears February 21, 2021
Oklahoma tribe volunteers pass out food boxes, supplies amid harsh winter weather Nancy Marie Spears, Reporter February 19, 2021
Some students struggle with calendar changes caused by pandemic Zaria Oates, Nancy Marie Spears, and Jim North December 9, 2020
Nappy Roots: Black-owned bookstore becomes a site for advocacy, activism Nancy Marie Spears, Reporter November 30, 2020
Cherokee tribe using COVID-19 funds to improve health facilities Nancy Marie Spears, Reporter September 9, 2020
Court order blocking COVID-19 funds spending by Kiowa tribe lifted Nancy Marie Spears, Reporter August 28, 2020
