We fact-checked Oklahoma elected officials’ claims about the U.S.-Mexico border crisis
Oklahoma Republicans have raised sound and fury over President Joe Biden’s border policies. We found facts to back up many of their claims.
Land and millions of dollars for infrastructure are part of a deal to lure a startup electric car maker to Oklahoma
Canoo has yet to turn a profit and its vehicles are still in development, but Oklahoma has offered the company a package of incentives valued at $300 million to help build a factory in Pryor.
Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A community volunteer who made others feel welcome
“She was able to really see another person’s aloneness, and then try to make them feel welcome.”
Tell us about your experience with Oklahoma’s ‘Back to Work’ incentive program
As part of its ongoing coverage of the unemployment situation in Oklahoma, The Frontier wants to hear from people who applied for the state’s Back to Work Initiative incentive payments announced earlier this year.
More funding hasn’t ended Oklahoma’s 13-year wait for disability services
A consultant the Department of Human Services is paying $8.5 million to help solve the problem isn’t doing work that is substantially different from five previous efforts, the report found.
An Oklahoma city prepares for an unprecedented influx of refugees
When 40 Afghan families arrive in Stillwater, they will need help with everything from housing to finding work.
Oklahoma COVID-19 cases trend downward, but hospitals remain strained
As of Sep. 29, 10,208 Oklahomans had died, according to CDC provisional data.
Texas abortion restrictions have stoked a new battle over access in Oklahoma
As Texans seeking abortions inundate Oklahoma clinics, providers and reproductive rights advocates are concerned about new laws set to take effect here in November.
Special Projects
Shot by Shot: Tracking Oklahoma police shootings in 2021
Oklahoma police have shot at least 24 people this year, records show.
Oklahomans we’ve lost
Help us tell the stories of Oklahomans we’ve lost to COVID-19.
A Frontier Investigation: Forgotten Mothers
Forgotten Mothers is an ongoing series by The Frontier to examine and investigate maternal health in Oklahoma.
Listen Frontier
Listen Frontier host Ben Felder and Frontier editor Dylan Goforth discuss what happened in Julius Jones’ commutation case this week, as well as what comes next as the state attempts to being conducting executions again.
