For years, Stanley Majors was on the run from California while living in Tulsa. While here he was arrested numerous times for allegedly terrorizing his neighbors. Then he was arrested and accused of killing one.
Cary is leaving, so we took this opportunity to look back at our favorite moments, and to look ahead at some big stories we have coming up.
Frontier Editor in Chief Ziva Branstetter talks with Philip Jackson, who attended the Republican National Convention, and Marq Lewis, who attended the Democratic National Convention.
“Killers are a rare breed. It would be an interesting study, if we had the time to really look at it and dedicate the bodies to get inside his head for the next time something like this happens.”
Payton Hendrick didn’t kill anyone, yet the 14-year-old found himself charged with murder after his friend was stabbed to death during a robbery attempt.
Though Elliot Williams died in the Tulsa jail many years ago, his case only recently garnered national attention. Why is that?
TPD public information officer Leland Ashley said Thursday that Yates’ transfer “had nothing to do with any article or any type of punishments.”
Hundreds of people filed into the Greenwood Cultural Events Center on Tuesday to listen to a panel of seven people talk about issues of race and policing. Here are the thoughts of five of those attendees on the current climate between police and the communities they serve.
