Game of inches: Tulsa’s mayoral runoff pits a progressive Democrat against a moderate who will now try to woo Republicans
Monroe Nichols and Karen Keith are vying to become Tulsa’s first Democratic mayor in more than a decade.
Funders of defunct Sellout Crowd media startup sue over business debt
The financial backers of the failed Oklahoma sports media website claim the site’s founders owe them more than $600,000.
Listen Frontier: The Frontier and The Marshall Project investigate jail health care by Turn Key Health Clinics
At least 50 people who were under Turn Key’s care died during the past decade, an investigation by The Marshall Project and The Frontier found.
Listen Frontier: Our investigation into abuse and exploitation at Oklahoma marijuana farms
On this episode of Listen Frontier, Frontier executive editor Dylan Goforth talks with reporters Garrett Yalch and Clifton Adcock about their year-long investigation into Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry.
Tulsa judge tosses rape conviction after man’s three-decade quest to prove his innocence
William Henry Jamerson’s 1991 conviction was vacated Tuesday after a judge found newly discovered evidence, which included The Frontier’s interview with the victim, “undermines confidence in the verdict.”
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Listen Frontier: Richard Rojem is set to be executed this week
Richard Rojem, Oklahoma’s longest-serving death row inmate, was convicted for the 1984 murder of his 7-year-old stepdaughter Layla Cummings.
Sold out: The rise and fall of America’s most ambitious sports media company
Sellout Crowd’s founders lured writers with promises of lucrative pay, and, thanks to some big name investors, enough funding to stay in business for three years. None of it was true.
