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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture
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Independent Media: Real, Relevant, and Unfiltered Cherokee 411 is a trusted Native-led media platform providing independent coverage of the issues that matter most to the Cherokee people and tribal communities across Indian Country. Founded by Cara Cowan Watts and Debra Reed, Cherokee 411 delivers real stories, real voices, and real impact—without the spin. From tribal governance to sports and cultural preservation, we keep our people informed, connected, and empowered. What We Cover: News and updates from the Cherokee Nation, United Keetoowah Band, and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Native American news, culture, and policy you won’t find anywhere else Leadership and sovereignty insights from across Indian Country Cherokee traditions, language, and history through a Native lens Highlights from the Cherokee Voices and Cherokee Sports Report podcasts Why Follow Us? Stay informed with independent, community-driven journalism Engage in bold, honest conversations about Cherokee leadership and sovereignty Celebrate the past, present, and future of Native identity Because We Are Cherokee. #CherokeeNews #NativeMedia #Cherokee411 #IndigenousVoices #TribalNews #IndependentJournalism #Cherokee #CherokeeNation #UKB #EBCI #NativeAmerican #IndianCountry
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reported that Arkansas' largest utility, Entergy Arkansas, asked a federal judge to block the publication of details of a Google data center power deal by two newspapers, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and the Arkansas Times, from the Freedom of Information Act request.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reported at the United Indian Nations of Oklahoma meeting in Tulsa on Thursday regarding gaming leaders sounding the alarm on prediction markets.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture announced that the Standing Rock anniversary event will feature clean energy awards.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reported that the U.S. District Judge Lee Rudofsky denied Entergy Arkansas' request to block the publication of details of a Google data center power deal, citing the First Amendment rights of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and the Arkansas Times.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reported that masked CBP and Bureau of Indian Affairs agents entered Tohono O'odham territory at 4 a.m. to block tribal authorities from stopping border wall contractors using a vehicle blockade.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reports that Cherokee Nation tribal officials completed a multi-year minimum wage initiative in October 2025, raising hourly pay for tribal government employees to $15.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reports that C411 has heard directly from CNB workers who tell us they are still not making $15 an hour.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture notes that United Keeteowah Band does not have a verified, publicly documented UKB minimum wage policy to compare.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reports that the Muscogee Nation National Council voted 11-3 Saturday to phase its tribal minimum wage up to $20 an hour by October 2028.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reported that Osage Nation's Principal Chief Joe Tillman closed the private language and culture immersion school Dapsoka Ahnkodapi just days before the 2026-27 school year started.
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Cherokee 411 - Cherokee News & Culture reported that the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation voted to gut Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, requiring federal agencies to consult Tribal Nations before greenlighting projects on sacred and culturally significant land.
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