Native American Times

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United StatesEnglish

Established as one of the most prominent independent indigenous news sources in the United States, this publication provides comprehensive coverage of tribal government, sovereignty, and cultural issues. It serves as a vital media platform for Native American communities by highlighting legislative developments and social narratives that are often underrepresented in mainstream journalism.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN TULSA

Northeastern Oklahoma's print media landscape operates primarily as a single-daily market anchored by a historic regional publication. The Tulsa World, founded in 1905 and currently owned by Lee Enterprises, dominates local readership as the main morning broadsheet with a circulation exceeding 95,000. Beyond this primary daily, the press ecosystem includes specialized independent titles such as the Native American Times, which reports on regional Indigenous affairs, alongside community coverage from the Union Boundary. Paperboy lists 4 newspapers in Tulsa.