Oklahoma AG Drummond backs tribal hunting rights in federal case, sparking clash with Gov. Stitt over state regulation and sovereignty.

Under Gov. Kevin Stitt's direction, the state filed a response in a lawsuit involving three tribes to gain authority to enforce hunting laws.

FOX23 ealier reported three of Oklahoma’s largest tribes — the Choctaw, Chickasaw and Cherokee Nations — filed a federal ...

Oklahoma AG Drummond declares state's prosecution of tribal hunting rights illegal, challenging Gov. Stitt's policy and ...

Oklahoma officials have asked a federal court to reject claims from tribal leaders that tribal citizens in eastern Oklahoma ...

Hunting and fishing regulations issued by the Choctaw and Cherokee nations for their citizens mostly align with the state's current game and fish laws. Season dates, bag limits and daily fish ...

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond released a new binding Opinion, stating federal law prohibits the state judicial ...

TULSA, Okla. — An announcement from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation meant to provide clarity, instead sparked controversy. "Everybody needs a hunting and fishing license. Period." ...

Jan. 30—Tribal advocates argued during a Tuesday evening hearing in Helena that a proposed hunting bill could jeopardize tribal-state relations and result in years of costly litigation. House Bill 216 ...

In threatening to let state-tribal hunting and fishing compacts expire at the end of the year, the Governor’s Office is opening yet another battle in a war with Oklahoma’s Indigenous tribes — one that ...

The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde are working to lift state restrictions on tribal fishing and hunting imposed by a controversial agreement nearly 40 years ago. Federal legislation backed by ...

For more than 35 years, the Grand Ronde and the Siletz tribes of American Indians have been bound by legal agreements that strip them of the right to manage their own hunting and fishing seasons on ...