Regalado: Tough questions have been fair
Despite winning in a landslide on March 1, the sheriff candidate has spent much of the past two months responding to one controversy after another.
Listen Frontier: TPD ‘Buying Stripes,’ prison reform, jail deaths
In today’s episode of Listen Frontier, NewsOn6 reporter Allison Harris, Frontier Creative Director Cary Aspinwall, and host R.J. Young discuss the ‘Buying Stripes’ allegations made toward TPD, as well as ongoing prison reform efforts we reported on earlier this week, and today’s story about a Tulsa Jail inmate who reportedly attempted suicide there and later died in a local hospital.
For families of sick or dying Tulsa Jail inmates, a costly decision
Family members of sick or dying inmates often face a difficult decision — either sign the inmate out of official custody, thereby taking over the financial burden of costly medical bills, or risk not having hospital access to a family member who might be on death’s door.
Listen Frontier: We talk Vision Tulsa, Gilcrease Museum, sheriff candidate drama
We talk about Vision Tulsa, our recent feature on Gilcrease Museum, and the clouds surrounding Vic Regalado’s bid for sheriff.
An audio tour of Gilcrease Museum’s most popular pieces
The Frontier recently asked Gilcrease Museum curator Mark Dolph to give our readers insight into his favorite 13 pieces at the museum.
TCSO sergeant placed under investigation fifth in last two months
“It’s difficult and frustrating and we have enough going on and now our own guys are causing issues,” acting sheriff Michelle Robinette said. “I don’t know what the cause of it is, is it because everyone has a sharp eye on us? Can we attribute it to the turmoil? I don’t know.”
Regalado’s clear Super Tuesday win may narrow field for full-term Sheriff candidates
In the wake of Vic Regalado’s decisive win, only two candidates he vanquished have committed to running again for the full-term election.
Watch Frontier: Take another tour with us through A Gathering Place for Tulsa
To say that work has continued on the $350 million dollar A Gathering Place for Tulsa would be an understatement. Where months ago handfuls of workers dotted the worksite along with the occasional construction vehicle, they now dominate the landscape.
