The Cherokee Nation hosted a foster care awareness event aimed at recruiting new foster parents for Cherokee children and honoring families who have already opened their homes.

The NAIWA Daughters Cherokee, which held its first event in April 2022, is a youth-run organization created to empower Indigenous women ages 10-17. Conservation is a point of emphasis for the group, ...

Cherokee Nation families in need of clothing assistance for their children can now apply for the annual Children's Clothing Assistance Program. This initiative provides a one-time payment of $150 ...

Cherokee Nation has opened the tribe's new Jay Head Start facility. The 9,300-square-foot facility is a $6.5 million dollar investment into early childhood education.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner have created the Workforce Development Program that rewards employees who have received college ...

The Cherokee Nation will take over the operation of the Claremore Indian Hospital Oct. 1, with an investment of $255 million. During the Tribal Council meeting June 16, Deputy Chief Bryan Warner ...

The Cherokee Nation will take over operations at the Claremore Indian Hospital on October 1st of this year, and will no longer see people for inpatient services.

The unofficial results from the Cherokee Nation General Election are in. Unofficial results show 7,717 people voted in the 2025 General Election.

Cherokee Nation unveils $2.8m expansion to Nowata Food Distribution and Senior Nutrition Site. More than 400 households to benefit from improved food security.

Cherokee Nation officials have announced plans to build a new tribally operated health care facility in Claremore, but at the cost of the existing building's inpatient and surgery units.

Starting Oct. 1, the Cherokee Nation will assume ownership of the Claremore Indian Hospital. 2 News Oklahoma's Brodie Myers reports the new management spells big changes for the facility.