Employees under former District Attorney Janice Steidley reportedly deleted all of the office’s financial data prior to December 2014, according to a report released by the state auditor’s office.
We need to talk about Orlando and what we can do to keep it from happening again. Cary shares some worthwhile reads and moving tributes to the victims.
TU’s defense in a Title IX lawsuit was to claim that Abby Ross was lying. But she wasn’t the only one to report a sexual assault by Pat Swilling Jr. What do records really show about the case?
The real question from last night’s mayoral debate was: Who’s the Matt Damon lookalike that Paul Tay calls out as he’s about to be escorted off stage?
“Google it.” That was the advice of Gov. Mary Fallin’s former general counsel to the Oklahoma’s Attorney General’s office last year about whether one fatal drug could be legally substituted for another, hours before an execution.
“No reasonable jury” would have convicted Malcolm Scott and De’Marchoe Carpenter in 1994 murder if they’d been able to hear the evidence presented in January, District Judge Sharon Holmes ruled.
A few Tulsa causes need your help: Danny Boy O’Connor wants to save “The Outsiders” house and the Philbrook Museum hopes Kickstarter campaign could enhance Films on the Lawn. Also, meet Little Pink Bear.
Eric Harris spent time in prison and struggled with addiction before his life ended at the hands of a Tulsa County reserve deputy. But was he a dangerous man “prepared to die” that day, as sheriff’s officials claimed?
