Wear Red, May 5th to advocate and show support. By: LANI HANSEN, Senior Reporter/Media Specialist TAHLEQUAH, Okla- It was one year ago when Chief Jeff Wacoche signed the declaration to observe Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Awareness Day. Facts and information from the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center: Murder is the third leading cause of death for American Indian and Alaska Native women and girls, according to the Centers for Disease Control. American India

“The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians welcomes President Trump's FY2027 Budget Request and its meaningful investments in Indian health. The proposal reflects a serious commitment to the federal trust responsibility, and we are encouraged by what it means for Tribal nations and UKB Members. “The Administration is requesting $9.094 billion for the Indian Health Service, a $1.1 billion increase over current enacted levels. For the UKB and Tribal nations across this co

Five applications covering 112 acres will expand the UKB Tribal Complex from 76 acres to 120 acres The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians (UKB) has submitted five applications to the United States Department of the Interior to take approximately 112 acres of land into trust for the benefit of the Tribe. When accepted, the applications will expand the UKB Tribal Complex from 76 acres to 120 acres and increase the total trust lands to 188 acres. “On these pieces of l

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE "On behalf of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, I congratulate Alan Armstrong on his appointment to the United States Senate – and thank Governor Stitt for a thoughtful choice on behalf of Oklahoma. Alan Armstrong has spent his career building something of lasting value. As executive chair of Williams Companies, he understands how energy, infrastructure, and economic development are interconnected – and how decisions made in Washington shape