Oklahomans we’ve lost: A kind grandmother who hosted bingo games
“My grandmother was a fighter.”
Inhofe defends his vote for Biden’s win as Republican officials call for party unity
In front of a crowd where many dispute the election of President Joe Biden, Sen. Jim Inhofe argued he followed the U.S. Constitution in voting to certify the results.
Listen Frontier: Oklahomans we’ve lost
Kassie McClung and Ben Felder discuss the Oklahomans behind COVID-19 death statistics, including one man who blazed a trail for Hispanic media.
Listen Frontier: Recent police shootings in Oklahoma City lead to charges against officers
Dylan Goforth, The Frontier’s editor in chief, and Ben Felder discuss the recent charges and whether it represents a turning point.
Data privacy bill passed with wide House support appears dead in the Senate
A bill opposed by big tech that would give Oklahoma the nation’s toughest data-privacy protection laws will not receive a Senate hearing, its author says.
Oklahoma Legislature sees an increase in anti-transgender bills targeting schools and youth
At least 10 anti-transgender bills were filed this legislative session, part of a nationwide trend that targets student-athletes and access to health care.
In pro-Trump Oklahoma, a challenge to an incumbent senator taps into election anger
The 2022 Senate race is shaping up as a test of fidelity to the former president and highlights shifts in the Republican party.
Her son shared thoughts of suicide in a class paper. The school never told her.
Oklahoma doesn’t mandate suicide prevention training in schools but recent cases of student suicides in Edmond has parents believing it should.
