Oklahoma Indian tribes receive $90 million in housing grants
WASHINGTON — Oklahoma Indian tribes were awarded more than $90 million in housing grants on Wednesday, with the Cherokee Nation getting almost one-third of the total.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the grants, which totaled $404 million nationwide and are intended to benefit low-income people living on Indian reservations or in communities.
Another $250 million is expect...
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