The Cherokee Nation is now vaccinating eligible household members of tribal citizens.
Completing the assessment will allow tribal staff to assess damage to the primary residences of Cherokee homeowners and develop response plans.
The upgrades serve more than 18,000 people in 10 counties with in the Cherokee Nation.
Phase 3 includes all who are 16 and older who are either tribal citizens or those from federally recognized tribes and eligible to receive car…
Expanded operations and text advocacy will allow those experiencing domestic and sexual violence to connect with an advocate.
COVID-19 forces some changes for the "Valentines for Vets" effort, but veterans are still receiving Valentines.
The tribe received $411 million from the U.S. Department of Treasury for coronavirus relief assistance.
In 2020, Seed Bank officials distributed�5,140�packages of seeds to tribal citizens.�
The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation wants to protect its employees from COVID-19 while maintaining its services.
Using the Elder/Veteran Fund, elders who are 65 and older as well as military veterans of all ages can apply to receive a free one-year Cherok…
Indian Affairs Assistant Secretary Tara Sweeney says connectivity within Native communities has been a top priority for the BIA.
The grants are for feasibility studies of proposed economic development projects, businesses and technologies located in designated opportunity zones.
Cherokee Nation COVID-19 relief efforts saw the tribe serving more than 30 times the normal volume of CN citizens in an average year.
More than half of the 137,000 licenses annual hunting and fishing licenses have been mailed.
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The lands will be for the beneficial use of citizens, conservation of natural resources and preservation of Cherokee culture.
LIHEAP helped more than 2,000 clients in 2020.
The Cherokee Nation is in its 11th year helping individuals help prepare their tax returns at no cost.
The Indian Land Tenure Foundation wants to resume its will planning clinics once the pandemic subsides.
The tribe's Department of Transportation is looking into a self-governance compact through federal government.
The tribe's purchase of a multi-use site in Rogers County will ensure safer communications and strategic food warehousing.
Gary Cooper was with the Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation for 22 years, and its executive director for eight years.
The central portal will identify and track Cherokee Nation citizen veterans.
The key is developing a coordinated effort with different tribes and their individual cultures and practices.
Part of the money is to be provide Thanksgiving meals to seniors at home.
The Native American Agriculture Fund calls for a $3.4 billion investment to support Native food and agriculture.
The annual contribution helps provide holiday gifts for children in need.
The tribe's top marshal says he will need to beef up ranks following the McGirt ruling.
The office will be closed starting Nov. 10 after two employees test positive for COVID-19.