Cat fight: Joe Exotic says he was framed
“I’ve been set up,” zookeeper says from jail.
Oklahoma gave Boeing $90 million in incentive money, along with a few other breaks
Some of the aerospace company’s incentive deals with the state have retroactive start dates or were later amended to lower the employment threshold used to calculate the number of jobs company could claim payments on, The Frontier has found.
Report: Oklahoma slow to remove some children from abusive foster homes
Monitors find children in state custody continue to experience abuse and neglect at “an alarmingly high rate.”
Dark money groups spend tens of thousands of dollars leading up to Oklahoma runoff races
While political action committees must disclose their donors, dark money groups, which include social welfare groups, trade associations and unions, do not.
State officials investigate Oklahoma lake named for Tulsa Klansman
The Grand River Dam Authority will review the name lake named in honor of one of the founding members of the Ku Klux Klan.
Former Oklahoma halfway house inmate charged in Ardmore double homicide
Accused murderer Carlton Franklin denied involvement in the killings in a jailhouse interview with the The Frontier earlier this year.
Tell us your story about Oklahoma rehabs that use unpaid labor
We’re looking for more tips about rehabs that require unpaid labor in Oklahoma, and we want to hear from you.
The Meat Man v. The State of Oklahoma
He went to prison for stealing $52 in steaks. For 27 years, he never gave up fighting for his freedom.
