More than a quarter of local, state candidates for office made personal loans to their campaigns
A review by The Frontier found that nearly $6 million was loaned by various candidates to their own campaigns in the lead up to next week's primary elections.
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Cherokee Chief’s son was nurse who allegedly reused needles, potentially exposed patients to infection
John Ross Baker, 34, possibly exposed patients at the Hastings hospital to bloodborne pathogens after reusing needles to inject patients’ IV bags or IV lines, according to multiple sources who spoke to The Frontier on the condition of anonymity.
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Rape kit task force members get into heated confrontation as issues arise over leadership
As primary elections approach, the effort to reform how Oklahoma treats rape kits has started to become political.
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Anti-medical marijuana group spends half million to oppose ballot measure
Because the PAC did not register with the Ethics Commission until May, and because of the way the filing periods fall, the public will not find out who is financing the opposition group until after the June election.
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Oklahoma is messed up. Can it be fixed before our children inherit the mess?
On vacation, I asked my daughter if she was ready to go back to her home state. She replied, "I don't like Oklahoma." Can we blame her?
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