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Retired K-9 For Osage Nation Police Department Dies

News On 6 Osage Nation Police Department announced that retired K-9 officer Arrak died this week. Arrak had actually traveled all the way from the Netherlands to join the department.

Osage Nation Investigator Passes Away On Duty, The Department Honors His Legacy

News On 6 Osage Nation Investigator, Brian Herbert passed away at 56 years old on Wednesday, according to a post from the Osage Nation Police Department.

Fiancée Of Man Killed In Justifiable Shooting At Casino Struggles To Accept Ruling

Chloe Abbott OSBI agents say Beau Caskey had been pulled over by an Osage police officer outside a casino in Bartlesville because of reports Caskey was using a stolen credit card. Agents say when the officer approached Caskey, he drove away and was dragging the officer, and that’s when a citizen shot Caskey to save the officer.

Bystander Shoots, Kills Suspect In Altercation With Osage Nation Police Officer, OSBI Reports

News On 6 The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has released new details about the fatal shooting outside a Bartlesville casino on Tuesday.

2 Prisoners Escape From Dick Conner Correctional Center In Hominy

News On 6 An 'Orange Alert' was issued for Aaron Victory and Bradley Cherry by the Department of Corrections. Aaron is from the McCurtain County area and Bradley is from the Oklahoma County area, officials said. The public is asked to share this information and call 911 if you spot these individuals, but do not approach them.

Osage Nation Police Stepping Up Security At New Osage Casino

Amy Avery

Osage Nation Police are stepping up security with the opening of the tribe's new casino just outside of downtown Tulsa. The new casino has been open for two days now and a lot of people are coming in to check it out.

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Medical Marijuana Still Illegal On Tribal Land

News 9

Medical marijuana is now legal in Oklahoma, but when it comes to tribal land, the same rules don't apply.

Medical Marijuana Still Illegal On Tribal Land

News 9

Medical marijuana is now legal in Oklahoma, but when it comes to tribal land, the same rules don't apply.

Tribes Remind Citizens Medical Marijuana Is Still Illegal On Tribal Lands

Ashley Izbicki

The Cherokee Nation says the law means nothing to them because state law doesn’t apply to them and medical marijuana is still illegal on Indian land. However, the tribe still has their own questions about enforcement of what's to come.