For the first time, the Oklahoma Trail of Tears Association marked the graves of Cherokee Freedmen who survived the Trail of ...

Northwestern University students and faculty collaborate on language and cultural revitalization projects, highlighting the ...

Joe Johnston and Edmund Kirby Smith did not capitulate until late May and early June, and the Confederacy's Cherokee allies, led by Principal Chief Stand ... And the Plains Indian Wars, which ...

In Indian Territory (much of today’s eastern Oklahoma) slavery as practiced by the Creek, Choctaw, Cherokee ... Center, Seminole Chief Halputta Micco. Right, Okcha Hacho, a member of the ...

Henry Bellmon to oversee the Oklahoma Department ... he helped guide the $385.4 million construction of the Cherokee Turnpike and the first sections of the Kilpatrick, Creek and Chickasaw turnpikes.

The Oklahoma City bombing committed by Timothy McVeigh killed 168 people. These are the names and faces of those who died on April 19, 1995, in Oklahoma City. America's Kids Child ...

Charleston was the site of the federal Indian Agency and eventually Fort ... thought to be oldest brick home in Bradley County. Henry Benton Henegar was a wagon master and secretary under Cherokee ...

The Easter Bunny is going to ride onboard the train where he will visit with each child, hand out special treats and pose for ...

The Principal Chief of one of the largest federally recognized tribes in the United States came to Monroe County on Sunday.

Cabe, a forest resource specialist for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and an enrolled tribal member in his 40s, grew up gathering sochan—a traditional Cherokee food akin to but milder than ...

The act drew attention on both sides of the political aisle, symbolising a rare and visible assertion of Indian cultural values in the heart of American power.