Five things to know about flooding upstream from Grand Lake
The Frontier’s reporting shows flooding has gotten worse over the past 20 years and the risks have been well-known for decades.
‘It will kill our town.’ Residents upstream from Grand Lake worry more flooding could be headed their way
Records show state and federal authorities have been aware of potential flooding risks for decades.
Many types of political funders, some don’t have to disclose donors
Spending from outside groups, many with secret donors, soared to more than $33.6 million in Oklahoma’s election cycle this year
With weak laws and little enforcement, Oklahoma sees record-breaking dark money spending
Other states look to shine a light on secretive political groups. But Oklahoma lawmakers have even attempted to make public disclosure more difficult in recent years.
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Hofmeister’s campaign gains momentum from small donors, including many teachers
Stitt leads in fundraising from larger donors in health care, construction and other industries, according to a Frontier analysis.
Special prosecutor to decide whether to move forward in ‘Innocent Man’ case
Pontotoc County District Attorney Paul Smith has recused himself, citing the appearance of conflicts of interest.
Attorneys in ‘Innocent Man’ case eye federal court after lower court’s order is reversed
Attorneys for a man convicted for the 1984 kidnapping and murder of an Ada woman say they plan to file a federal case to try and overturn his conviction after the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals overturned a lower court’s order that would have made him a free man.
