Allison Herrera

Judges for the OCCA say the 10th Circuit's ruling was the latest blow to reaffirm the reservation, but Attorney General Clint Patterson said he and others are willing to press on to get the case before a federal judge.

A 2017 tornado damaged the theater built by Alex Tall Chief to honor the community after the Osage murders and his two ballerina daughters

Threatening rain clouds loomed over Main Street in downtown Fairfax as crews from All Performance Roofing and Restoration shouted instructions in

Erwin replaces the late councilwoman Melissa Currey, who passed on March 12, 2024. This will be Erwin's second time on the Minerals Council.

After last year's ruling said Osage Wind and two other companies committed continued trespass by constructing 84 wind turbines on the Osage Mineral Estate, both sides head to court today to determine how much is owed. The amounts are very far apart.

Newly appointed council member Stephanie Erwin introduced the motion for the pay raise, which has caused controversy among Osage community members and shareholders

An opinion in the Hayes II case delivered a victory to the Osage Minerals Estate last month when it said that halting oil and gas production wasn't the right option despite the U.S. government violating a previous environmental order.

Damron, who has worked at the Osage research center for nearly five years is set to leave at the end of June. She talked with Osage News about what's next for her and the center.

Perrier faces no challenger in the upcoming November election and will be sworn in next January. He'll be the first Osage citizen to hold the office.

KOSU's former Indigenous Affairs reporter Allison Herrera recently earned three national Native journalism awards from The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA).