Next week, Oct. 14-18, the School Nutrition Association celebrates National School Lunch Week, established by President John F. Kennedy in 1962 to "promote the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child's life and the impact it has inside and outside of the classroom."

The Tahlequah Police Department on Friday released the body camera footage of Monday’s officer-involved fatal shooting, and Police Chief Nate King said it shows officers acted courageously.

In anticipation of the 2020 count, the Census Bureau is looking to hire thousands of people for temporary jobs.

Parents go to great lengths to keep their children safe at school, but when it's time for college, safety becomes the child's responsibility.

To spank or not to spank: That's a question parents have faced since time out of mind. Some parents do it, and others would never think of it.

Undersheriff Jason Chennault has been in law enforcement for 21 years, and most of that time has been spent in the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office.

Thousands of new books are being put in front of Grand View School students this year, as the school has received an Innovative Approaches to Literacy grant.

One driver was taken to the hospital after a four-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon. Police said the driver of a Toyota pickup truck wasn't paying attention when she slammed into the back of a KI BOIS Area Transit System bus on South Muskogee Avenue. The collision caused the bus the slam int…

In a discrimination case specific to Fort Collins, Colorado, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that if men can go topless in public, so can women. But women who bare their breasts in public may still be cited in Cherokee County.

For David Lowry there is much to love about being an airplane pilot, but he might have missed out had he not followed his heart.

Area residents can improve their health by attending the Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance series, taking place in Hulbert three days a week through Nov. 14.

The Grand River Dam Authority’s board of directors voted unanimously on Wednesday to pay an additional $585,000 to a Denver, Colo., engineering firm hired through a no-bid contract to design a whitewater rafting park on the Illinois River near the Oklahoma-Arkansas border.

A resurgence is a revival or rising, and that's what the United Keetoowah Band themed the 69th Annual Keetoowah Celebration this past weekend.

Area residents pulled a truck with a rope, blended smoothies with a bicycle, and climbed a wall downtown Saturday as part of the health and wellness project Open Streets Tahlequah.

State Rep. Matt Meredith responded this week to persistent criticism about his voting record at the statehouse, on the heels of a report that he missed the fifth most votes among House of Representatives members.

A rainstorm over the weekend forced roads to shut down in Cherokee County Monday, as the Illinois River’s level rose to flood warning levels, but were reopened later in the evening.

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Esther George told a local audience Friday that former U.S. Sen. Robert Owen's role in helping establish the chartered institutions played a major role in why she visited Tahlequah: He spent time in Tahlequah and Muskogee before serving in Congress.

New polyethylene water lines are starting to replace Fort Gibson's old, steel-cast lines.

An Active Shooter Training Drill was held Saturday at Heritage Elementary School to prepare officers for when disaster strikes.

A local businessman said a family member inspired him to join the U.S. Navy.

A rainstorm over the weekend has forced roads to shut down in Cherokee County, as the Illinois River’s level rose to flood warning levels Monday.

Once visitors stepped onto the grounds of Hunter's Home in Park Hill Friday, they left behind the tools used by modern society and took up trades of the 19th century.

HULBERT - Sequoyah State Park was expecting the most people it had hosted in a while as BioBlitz Oklahoma began Friday afternoon.

The country appears divided regarding allegations made against President Donald Trump for soliciting a foreign country to investigate a political opponent, and Democrats have initiated an impeachment inquiry.

The status of certain Native Americans throughout the country remains a concern among citizens of federally-recognized tribes, who say the "fake" indigenous groups can do grave damage to legitimate ones.

The "fastest-growing sport in America" is making more and more students "en garde" in Tahlequah.

Life has radically changed for Cherokee County resident Rene Bane in the past five years.

High school seniors may have the world ahead of them, but many are already diving in.