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Notice of appeal has been filed in federal court, to be considered in 10th Circuit Court of Appeals

Judge denies injunction request against Wind Capital Group; Judge says ‘case is built on speculative concern’

Both Osage and Wind Capital Group say their stakeholders will lose money if federal judge rules against either side

Nation has asked for preliminary and permanent injunctions to prevent the facility construction from moving forward

Echo-Hawk stresses the importance of Natives practicing Indian Law for their tribes and nations

Payout will be $155,136 per full share

Wilson Pipestem lauds Trust Team members for their work

Nation seeks injunction to stop wind farm construction scheduled for November; Wind Capital Group official: ‘Our position has not changed’

Osage delegation attends signing ceremony of Osage Trust Case settlement at the Department of Interior headquarters

Nation argues proposed wind farm project violates federal law; turbine construction will interfere with Minerals Estate development

Cobell led the landmark 16-year fight against the federal government for mismanagement of Native trust accounts

Pipestem: ‘It’s been an honor for me to work with different Osage leaders who have had any part of the [Osage Trust] case . . .’

Osage Trust Case endured through three Osage administrations

ON Treasurer declines to provide subpoenaed emails; Congress to meet today at 10 a.m. for Tzi-Zho Session Day 6

Police Lt. Nicholas Williams named Interim Chief

Despite denial, Chief Red Eagle’s Office ‘confident’ three casino lands’ trust applications will be approved within a week

Case against the OK Tax Commission disputes whether the reservation was disestablished

A federal judge on Monday approved a $3.4 billion settlement over mismanaged Indian royalties in a case that represents the largest class-action settlement ever approved against the U.S. government

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Nation expects High Court to decide fate of case by end of June

The 30-credit-hour program is for college graduates, particularly those working in tribal governments and businesses, and government agencies, who are interested in learning about Indian law

Federal Judge Emily Hewitt said in order issued Feb. 24 Nation is ‘entitled to a reasonable estimate of the damages it is due’

Osage reservation status case not over yet

Chief’s office submits final land-into-trust application for three Osage casinos in jeopardy if case should be denied

Jones unanimously confirmed by Osage Congress Jan. 25