State officials have been feeling the pressure since the bloody, 43-minute lethal injection of Clayton Lockett in 2014. What do newly released records show about the political wrangling behind the scenes of Oklahoma’s death penalty process?
The Tulsa State Fair means corndogs, burgers on donut buns, livestock shows, Carnies, roller coasters and people watching. Kevin Canfield takes this week’s podcast to the midway.
It took Dawn Parrott nine tries to win Grand Champion of the Oklahoma State Sugar Art show, nine patient years for the pastry chef to work her way up from honorable mention to first runner up to grand champion.
Cary talks about her love of fall in Oklahoma, the Tulsa State Fair and a fun feature story coming soon.
State officials promised in court filings that they had verified DOC had obtained the execution drugs, now they say the drugs arrived the day of execution. Once again, all Oklahoma executions could be on hold because of mistakes.
A flurry of last-minute court filings on behalf of death row inmate Richard Glossip continued Tuesday, with his lawyers continuing to press for a stay due to new evidence.
Is death row inmate Benjamin Cole a brain-damaged schizophrenic or simply a devoutly religious man who has accepted his fate? Defense attorneys for Cole and the state of Oklahoma are at odds over his Oct. 7 execution date.
Justin Sneed said he agreed to speak to The Frontier because of our efforts to be fair, but also because of another reason that we never would have guessed.
