The Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma is dedicating millions of its own money to address housing needs for its citizens.

The first phase of a comprehensive housing study by the Cherokee Nation predicts a deficit of $1.75 billion in housing for ...

Beginning today, Cleveland County residents impacted by Hurricane Helene can apply for a one-time benefit to help them buy ...

Cherokee Nation leaders gathered Thursday to break ground on a child development center for the Catoosa community and ...

The 19th annual Cherokee Art Market took place Oct. 12-13 with an awards reception on Oct. 11 honoring a multitude of Native ...

Votes cast on a proposed ballot measure that would repeal a Pope County casino license and require countywide special ...

Jennie Cobb was the first known Native American woman photographer in the United States, who began taking pictures of her ...

The Cherokee Nation says it's been awarded more than $86 million in federal funding to help boost Native-owned small ...

Thursday, the Arkansas Supreme Court denied a petition by the Cherokee Nation to remove Issue 2 from this November's ...

Jakob Keller is a member of the Cherokee Nation and plans to use the new daycare center once it is built. He and his fiancé ...

Pre-registration for the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) is now open and offered to residents who have been impacted by Helene.

The Cherokee Nation has been awarded more than $86 million in federal funding for Native-owned small business lending.