Former sheriff pleads guilty to one misdemeanor, no contest to other
Former sheriff Stanley Glanz received a pair of one-year suspended sentences after pleading guilty to one misdemeanor and no contest to another.
Listen Frontier: Jeff Martin with Booksmart Tulsa
Jeff Martin dropped by The Frontier to talk about the new independent bookstore he’s opening up, as well his favorite books, poems and authors.
Former sheriff Stanley Glanz could take plea deal Friday
Both Glanz’s attorney and one of the DA’s prosecuting the former sheriff have told The Frontier discussions of a plea deal have taken place.
Man who pulled gun on alleged thief identified as retired Sapulpa fire marshal
The video itself is fairly insane. It opens with the man in the white shirt (not yet identified by Tulsa police) claiming to be a cop and pointing a handgun at Montgomery, accusing him of stealing his golf clubs. Montgomery pleads in return that he didn’t do anything, and slowly backs away from the man with the gun.
Months after failed move, Iron Gate gears up to relocate
“Everything was a little premature last time,” Connie Cronley said of the Pearl District failure. “We would like to do some groundwork with the neighbors wherever we settle before we announce it publicly … I don’t think we want to go in quietly by night and open up the doors the next day.”
Pokémon Go has captured downtown Tulsa
The uber-addictive game has more daily users than Twitter, and it appears to have captured the hearts and minds of downtown Tulsa workers.
‘Now we’re targets:’ Tulsa leaders react to Dallas shootings
Last year, Tulsa saw its own weeks of public protests following the killing of Eric Harris by Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office reserve deputy Robert Bates, yet none of the protests resulted in violence.
A vigil tonight will be held at Guthrie Green, and the Tulsa City Council has called for an emergency meeting to discuss the recent events in Dallas.
Watch Frontier: Election day with G.T. Bynum
This video captures a bit of the past — that one, historic Election Day when a young man who had long had his sights on the Mayor’s Office finally opened the door and stepped in.
