For sheriff candidates Vic Regalado and Rex Berry, there’s good news: It’s almost over
Both Vic Regalado and challenger Rex Berry expressed some level of campaign fatigue in a series of recent interviews with The Frontier.
Partisan primary races for sheriff have had a strange side effect in ‘Little Dixie’
As the two Tulsa County Sheriff Candidates prepare for election day, we look at a side effect of the partisan primary process.
From the ashes: Disgraced preacher Tony Alamo attempting another comeback
Rising like a bedazzled, denim-clad Phoenix from the ashes, it appears Tony Alamo is attempting some sort of resurrection in Tulsa.
Now a cold case, burden of solving case of deceased inmate falls to TPD
Though he died in the Tulsa Jail, the nature of his injury means the burden of solving Leo Horn’s case will fall to the Tulsa Police Department.
When it comes to Donald Trump’s statements on women, Oklahoma lawmakers are mostly silent
The Frontier found that 11 out of 151 state lawmakers had posted or re-posted comments about Trump’s statements. (Some social media accounts were not open to the public so the total could be higher.)
Woman who died Wednesday in Tulsa Jail had been in medical unit when first arrested
The Tulsa Jail inmate who died Wednesday after reportedly being found hanging in her cell had been in the medical unit prior to being moved to a “segregation unit,” jail officials said Thursday.
Recently arrested woman becomes fourth Tulsa Jail death in 2016
A Chouteau woman who was arrested last month on a complaint of “child neglect by munchausen by proxy,” a complicated form of child abuse, died Wednesday in the Tulsa Jail, officials there confirmed.
No clowning around: TPD, TCSO say ‘scary clown epidemic’ hasn’t come to Tulsa
If you happen to see anyone walking around Tulsa dressed like a clown, don’t bother calling the police, just tell that Bozo to take a hike.
