TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was the impetus for a book written by an emeritus professor of psychology, who felt compelled to share experiences he and other Black Oklahomans have had with racism.

TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – In its ongoing bid to ensure the federal government honors a 200-year-old treaty, the nation's largest indigenous tribe is awaiting a decision on whether its delegate to Congress will be seated.

TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – Since November 2020, a building on the corner of Downing and Muskogee in downtown Tahlequah, capital of the Cherokee Nation, has featured a mural by indigenous artist Yatika Starr Fields. But that piece was painted over the last week of July, drawing immediate public notice.

TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma –  The nation's largest Indigenous tribe recently expanded cultural and educational opportunities at museum locations with new interactive programs designed to keep ancient traditions alive.

The presumption a free press best serves the public when it holds government officials accountable is under fire in Uvalde, Texas, site of the killing of 19 school children and their two teachers.

AUSTIN, Texas — Heat waves are getting hotter and becoming more frequent because of rising rates of air pollution, putting children’s health at risk, a wide-ranging new report finds.