A Cherokee County man was sentenced to 37 years, with 17 to serve in prison for abusing a 3-year-old deaf and nonverbal child. Landon Andrews, a 14-year-old Cobb County boy, was shot to death ...

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Mullin is the second Cherokee Nation citizen elected to the Senate and the first tribal citizen to be a Senator in about twenty years. If he becomes Secretary of the Interior, he will be the second ...

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Mullin is the second Cherokee Nation citizen elected to the Senate and the first tribal citizen ... Katie Hallum contributed to this story. This report was produced by the Oklahoma Public Media ...