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The Muscogee Nation is appealing a decision about prosecutorial power over tribal citizens who commit crimes that do not fall under the Major Crimes Act on a disparate reservation.

The Oklahoma Main Street Center hosted programs from across the state on Monday, May 4, for Main Street Day at the Capitol, where reinvestment milestones and new programs were announced.

The Data Center Consumer Ratepayer Protection Act of 2026, which aims to shield Oklahoma families and small businesses from higher utility costs tied to large-scale energy users like data centers, is one step closer to becoming law. Rep.

A League of Their Own has been in full swing for several weeks with groups from Seminole Public Schools, Seminole State College, OBU, Oklahoma Christian, Maud Athletics, local banks and businesses lending helping hands.

The Okfuskee County Sheriff is stepping down, citing an incident that led to a population surge at the Seminole County Jail. Sheriff Logan Manshack submitted his resignation earlier this week , which will go into effect tomorrow.

Each year, hundreds of people attend OPERA America’s annual conference, one of the most influential gatherings of opera administrators, artists, trustees and advocates. Only three operas are chosen for performance.

The month of June has been home to many historical events over the years. Heres a look at some that helped to shape the world in June 1926. Ignacy Moscicki is elected as the President of Poland on June 1.

Who wouldn’t rather have a diamond than a piece of coal? But diamonds don’t materialize out of thin air. Every diamond starts out as a piece of coal. Given enough time, heat, and pressure, the coal is transformed into a precious gem.The process can’t be rushed. There are no shortcuts.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer Another production and shipping record has been set at the Kelsey Hayes assembly plant here, company officials announced today, this time in the axle assembly operation.

A long-overdue raise for low-income workers struggling to make ends meet? Or a burdensome mandate on small businesses that will lead to reduced hours for workers and higher consumer prices?