More than a quarter of private colleges are at risk of closing, new projection shows
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Assistant police chief still employed as of Friday; alleged vandal to appear in tribal court June 16
Assistant police chief still employed as of Friday; alleged vandal to appear in tribal court June 16
Overnight heavy rain causes major flooding in Cherokee County; more rain expected over weekend
Overnight heavy rain causes major flooding in Cherokee County; more rain expected over weekend
OKLAHOMA VOICE: Lawmakers appropriated $15M to host Olympic events in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY — Infrastructure and transportation will be the primary focus for the $15 million allocated by lawmakers to prepare Oklahoma City for hosting Olympic events in 2028.
OKLAHOMA VOICE: State Board of Education rejects eastern Oklahoma district’s high school expansion
OKLAHOMA CITY — Balancing the aspirations of an expanding school district and a potentially existential impact on its neighbors, the Oklahoma State Board of Education denied a plan to open
Hoskin declares emergency in Adair County over EMS crisis
Citing inadequate state and local funding, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. declared a Public Health State of Emergency for Adair County emergency medical services Monday, June 8.
EVERYDAY HEROES: Former Tahlequah teacher named Hall of Fame inductee
After more than five decades in music education, Harvey Green Price Jr. has been named a 2026 Hall of Fame inductee by the Oklahoma Bandmasters Association, recognizing a career defined
OKLAHOMA WATCH: 'That’s not a visit': How pricey video calls replaced human contact in Oklahoma jails
More than two-thirds of Oklahoma county jails no longer allow families or friends to visit in-person, making costly phone calls and video messages the only way to stay in touch
Thursday, June 11: GOOD EVENING!
Mostly cloudy skies with a few showers after midnight. Low 68F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 30%..
Cherokee Nation breaks ground on new Justice Center in Tahlequah
The Cherokee Nation held a groundbreaking ceremony to kick off construction on a multi-million-dollar justice center in Tahlequah, expanding the tribe’s judicial services, prosecutors and tribal police in...
Biennial AAUW Convention to be held in Tahlequah
The Biennial Convention for the American Association of University Women of Oklahoma will be held June 19 at the Northeastern State University Branscum Alumni Center, bringing together women leaders, educators
NSU golf, tennis honored by MIAA
KANSAS CITY – Seven Northeastern State University golfers earned Honor Roll status from the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association on Tuesday, June 9.
NSU earns flawless CAEP review; expands national accreditation to ACE Institute
Northeastern State University has announced the continuation of its national accreditation through the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation, highlighted by a flawless institutional review wi...
Hoskin, Warner's immersion school independence legislation advances
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner’s proposed legislation to replace the tribe’s language immersion state charter board and replace it with tribal government o...
RURAL WOMEN: Aprons & Lace hear about challenges in agriculture
The Aprons & Lace Oklahoma Home and Community Education group hosted a community workshop Tuesday, June 9, focusing on the challenges and contributions of rural women, highlighting the vital yet
Cheap Trick cancels Friday's Hard Rock Live performance
TULSA — Due to circumstances beyond control, Cheap Trick is cancelling its Hard Rock Live performance scheduled for Friday, June 12.
PASSING BY: Cherokee County teams come into passing league with different goals
Mostly cloudy skies with a few showers after midnight. Low 68F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 30%..
Sooner legend, renowned broadcaster Stacey King dies at 59
One of the all-time greats to play inside the Lloyd Noble Center died this weekend.
CIC informing public about August sales tax vote
An Aug. 25 election will determine whether Tahlequah residents want to continue the sales tax, to fund a bond for capital improvement projects selected by survey participants.
UKB treasurer says financial reconciliations still ongoing
Chief Jeff Wacoche, United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, spoke to the attendees and tribal councilors at the June 6 council meeting about the Opinion M-37084, which was recently withdrawn.
Community Cherokee classes to come to North Tulsa, South Coffeyville this summer
The North Tulsa Cherokee Community Organization will host weekly language classes on Thursdays at the Community & Cultural Outreach community building in North Tulsa, and the North American Fellowship Inc.
Chickasaw Gov. Bill Anoatubby to retire
After nearly 40 years as governor of the Chickasaw Nation, and more than 50 years serving the tribe, Gov. Bill Anoatubby announced his retirement Monday.
COMMUNITY SPIRIT: Bingo night, other events make Tailholt connections
Residents gathered June 5 at the Caney Community Center for an evening of bingo, food and fellowship hosted by the Tailholt Community Organization, an event organizers say supports both social
AARP accepting Andrus Award nominations
AARP is accepting nominations for its 2026 Oklahoma Andrus Award for Community Service, which honors 50-plus Oklahomans who share their experience, talent, and skills to enrich the lives of their