Citing the failure of the City of Vinita and Pelivan Transit to reach terms to continue rural transit services, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. declared a state of emergency and directed immediate emergency tribal funding.
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed the Artist Resiliency Act into law on Friday, permanently establishing Cherokee Nation's commitment to supporting Cherokee artists.
Cherokee Nation Language Department Executive Director Howard Paden took an oath of office Thursday after being confirmed by the Council of the Cherokee Nation as the Secretary of Language and Culture during a special committee meeting.
The Council of the Cherokee Nation has approved a $3.6 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2027, continuing the tribe's steady investment in health care, education, public safety, and services for citizens.
Leaders from the Cherokee Nation and Illinois River Area Community Organization gathered to cut the ribbon on a new community building in Tahlequah, near the Illinois River.
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. recently signed an executive order establishing the Gadugi Corps “Day On” Employee Volunteer Program, giving employees one paid day per calendar year to participate in approved community service activities.