Muscogee Nation is suing two Northeast Oklahoma prosecutors, accusing them of violating the precedent set in the McGirt v. Oklahoma case.

The tribe is seeking a judge’s order clarifying that the county lacks criminal jurisdiction over tribal members for conduct occurring within its reservation.

Michael Anthony Houser of Broken Arrow is accused of failing to report nearly $8 million in income, as well as theft ...

We are asking the federal courts to send a clear message to these recalcitrant jurisdictions that Muscogee (Creek) Nation will stand firm to defend its sovereignty." District Attorney Carol Iski ...

Thirteen U.S. House members are jumping in a fight to help Black descendants of enslaved people once owned by members of the ...

As chronicled in a Tallahassee Democrat story commemorating the city's bicentennial, The Muscogee (Creek) Nation were some of the last remaining Indigenous people to live in Tallahassee until the ...

The Muscogee Creek Nation of Oklahoma took a step towards pursuing its claims for Hickory Ground, the tribe’s historic town and ceremonial ground in Alabama, which has long been under the control of ...