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Top Native Oklahoma News

Prosper Mom Wins $1 Million At Choctaw Casino During Son’s Birthday Trip

Durant · Durant

Prosper Mom Wins $1 Million At Choctaw Casino During Son’s Birthday Trip

She won big, and so did her Prosper community See the Story

Invitation to Submit: Native Voices in the Wild West – A New Literary Anthology

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Burns Shatters Records, Makes Mark on 5A Track

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

At just 15, Jadyce Burns is already making waves for Ada High School’s track and field team. The 2024-2025 freshman shattered two school records this track season and landed on the podium at the 2025 Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association…Ada · Ada See the Story

Proposed sale of millions of acres of public land under GOP budget bill prompts backlash

58% Center coverage: 136 sources

Over 2 million acres of public land would go up for sale across 11 states under the current version of the Republican budget bill – a proposal that has met criticism from conservationists, hunting groups, local politicians and even some conservatives.US Politics · United States See the Story

AlExpert shares insights on creating a culture of cybersecurity at NNAHRA Summit

Cybersecurity was a hot topic at the National Native American Human Resources Association IT summit this week.Paul Tucker, Chief Information Security Officer for BOK Financial discussed the overlap of cybersecurity and human resources within tribal organizations.Tucker said there are some risks specific to tribal organizations associated with cybersecurity data breaches including:· Unauthorized disclosure of protected records· Theft (business em…Cyber Security · Oklahoma Read Article

DNC election for David Hogg’s successor heads to runoff vote

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The Democratic National Committee‘s election to fill a second vice chair position after David Hogg decided not to run again for the position is headed to a runoff vote. DNC members previously reelected Malcolm Kenyatta as vice chairman after the…David Hogg · Denver See the Story

Cherokee Nation set to take over Claremore Indian Hospital Oct. 1

By Emmet Jamieson, Claremore Daily ProgressThe Cherokee Nation says it will assume control of Claremore Indian Hospital Oct. 1, with plans to build a new facility by 2027.The federal Indian Health Service presently runs the hospital, the only federally-operated Native health care facility in the Cherokee Nation reservation. The hospital will drop its inpatient services Oct. 1 and stay open under Cherokee Nation leadership until the new facility …Claremore · Claremore Read Article

First Native hospital, built by nation’s first Native doctor, to again care for Nebraskans

67% Center coverage: 12 sources

The building is dedicated to sharing the story of Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte, who became the first Native American to earn a medical degree in 1889 and then returned to the Omaha reservation to treat patients and raise money to build the hospital.York, Nebraska · York See the Story

Tribes Report $23.4B Economic Impact on Oklahoma in 2023

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US Economy · Oklahoma City See the Story

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