Braden Harper is a Reporter at KOSU. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, legislation, culture and society, as well as travel and tourism, reflecting his multifaceted interests in education and events. Braden's work has been featured in KOSU, Mvskoke Media, and Native News Online.
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Braden Harper's local coverage in the United States predominantly focuses on Native American culture, Indigenous issues, and Oklahoma-specific topics. With a strong emphasis on government announcements, event coverage, and legal policy regulation, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events or developments within Native American communities.
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Thomas Berryhill (Mvskoke) has appeared in several Oklahoma film productions over the past few years. Now, he is using his knowledge to help others find a path to the film industry.
By: Braden Harper
The Muscogee (Creek) National Council Business, Finance & Justice committee held a meeting on Thursday, July 16, where they voted on limited liability companies, a legal service engagement letter and an amendment to permanent fund legislation.
By: Braden Harper
The Justice for Hickory Ground movement will return for the 104th Annual Santa Fe Indian Market to speak on sacred sites and cultural preservation.
Muscogee (Creek) Nation Secretary of Culture and Humanities RaeLynn Butler and Mvskoke citizen Turner Hunt contributed to an article published in American Antiquity.
The National Council held a Health, Education, and Welfare/Land, Natural Resources, and Cultural Preservation session to discuss a detention services agreement and a ban on smelter plants on the Mvskoke Reservation.
By: Braden Harper
The Muscogee (Creek) National Council held a quarterly session on Saturday, July 25, where they voted on a Tribal Digital Infrastructure and Data Sovereignty Task Force, a Tribal Historic Preservation Office and a smelting plant ban.
By: Braden Harper
The Trump administration has made changes to the Endangered Species Act, a decades-old law that has protected the habitats of endangered and threatened species.
By: Braden Harper
A copy of “An Enduring Relationship” was presented to King Charles III by Muscogee (Creek) Nation Principal Chief David Hill and Chickasaw Governor Chris Anoatubby on Wednesday, July 15.
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation cut the ribbon on a new housing development in Okmulgee, Kvn Polokuce Satkv, Bald Hill Housing Community.
OKMULGEE – A total of 10 brand new housing units were unveiled at the Kvn Polokuce Satkv Bald Hill Housing Community Ribbon Cutting on Tuesday, Aug. 4. The
