As animal welfare groups push regulators to crack down on overseas gamefowl shipments from Oklahoma, advocates of the sport are hopeful the state will reduce penalties for cockfighting from a felony to a misdemeanor.
On this episode of Listen Frontier, I speak about the Supreme Court’s decision with KOSU Indigenous Affairs reporter Allison Herrera, as well as Ryan Leonard, who serves as Special Counsel for Native American Affairs to Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.
Oklahoma’s primary election day led to a few surprises, a number of runoffs and some big wins that set up a number of fascinating storylines leading into the next few months.
From opposition funding from teacher’s unions to how many Oklahoma students live in poverty, we looked into candidates’ claims.
Some candidates hope to appeal to Oklahoma Republicans by talking about inflation, border security and a strong military.
Is the U.S. government laundering money in Ukraine? Do undocumented migrants get free cell phones at the border? We looked into these and other claims.
State lawmakers wanted scholarships for the descendants of Tulsa’s Greenwood District, but funding has been scant and students with ties to the 1921 massacre still don’t have priority for awards.
From claims about a mysterious email disavowing Trump to criminal prosecutions on tribal land, we dug deep in search of facts.
Oklahoma police have shot at least 23 people so far in 2022. At least 15 of those shootings have been fatal.
We’re tracking how many people are shot by Oklahoma Police Officers.
The Frontier is launching a new website to explain the complex history behind the landmark ruling, and Oklahoma’s legal and political landscape moving forward.
On this episode of Listen Frontier, I speak about the Supreme Court’s decision with KOSU Indigenous Affairs reporter Allison Herrera, as well as Ryan Leonard, who serves as Special Counsel for Native American Affairs to Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.
