News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores traveled to Pawhuska to speak to Osage Nation members about a new funeral home and cemetery that aims to increase trust in the community.

The Osage Nation sued the Oklahoma Tax Commission in 2001 in federal ... is “inconsistent with the law on disestablishment of Indian reservations as subsequently set forth in McGirt v.

Both district attorneys condemned the lawsuits against them. They said judicial restrictions on their prosecutions will make ...

The Osage Nation, thwarted by a 2010 federal ... on statements by historians and others who opined that all Indian reservations in Oklahoma had been disestablished despite the U.S. Congress ...

Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon” explores the “Reign of Terror,” a dark period in 1920’s Oklahoma when white ... the murders of Osage tribe members to take land rich with ...

According to documents filed Thursday with the Oklahoma Secretary of State, the Osage Nation and state of Oklahoma have ...

The Osage Nation has asked a federal judge to vacate a 16-year-old decision that the tribe’s reservation had been disestablished, citing the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the McGirt v. Oklahoma case.

The Cherokee Nation and the United Keetoowah Band (UKB) remain locked in a longstanding dispute over jurisdiction, ...

The film centers around the targeted murders of Osage Indian people after oil ... which said that Congress never disestablished certain reservations and, therefore, Oklahoma does not have jurisdiction ...

Built by the Osage Nation Roads Department, this will be the first Osage-owned and maintained cemetery. Cultural traditions ...