State asks U.S. Supreme Court to uphold conviction in ‘Innocent Man’ case
Oklahoma seeks to uphold the murder conviction of Karl Fontenot in the murder of Donna “Denice” Haraway.
As Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry booms, regulators struggle to keep up
Loopholes in state residency requirements have led to an influx of out-of-state investment through ‘ghost owners.’
Gov. Stitt could take the witness stand in a former state trooper’s civil trial over cheating and blackmail allegations
A former Oklahoma Highway Patrolman claims agency top brass gave a favored trooper the questions to a promotional exam in advance and accused him of blackmail when he raised concerns.
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Tell us about your experience with Oklahoma’s ‘Back to Work’ incentive program
As part of its ongoing coverage of the unemployment situation in Oklahoma, The Frontier wants to hear from people who applied for the state’s Back to Work Initiative incentive payments announced earlier this year.
More funding hasn’t ended Oklahoma’s 13-year wait for disability services
A consultant the Department of Human Services is paying $8.5 million to help solve the problem isn’t doing work that is substantially different from five previous efforts, the report found.
Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A doting father who made everyone laugh
“He was supposed to have more years with us.”
Five year residency requirement for Oklahoma developmental disabilities services unconstitutional, federal agency says
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services said it plans to drop a five-year residency requirement for people seeking to sign up for intellectual or developmental disability waiver services after being informed it was unconstitutional.
