Listen Frontier: Sheryl Siddiqui discusses being Muslim in Oklahoma
Host RJ Young and editor-in-chief Ziva Branstetter spoke with Islamic Council of Oklahoma chair and spokesperson Sheryl Siddiqui this week.
Former deputy running for sheriff arrested in 2012, records show
One of the 13 men running for Tulsa County Sheriff was arrested in 2012 and accused of defrauding Taco Bueno of $20,000.
More sheriff candidates file this year than in last 27 years combined
Only nine different people have run since 1988, when former Sheriff Stanley Glanz first ran for office.
For Tulsa police, a year without fatal officer-involved shootings
For the first time in at least 10 years, the Tulsa Police Department has entered December without a fatal officer involved shooting.
K2 theft fallout: Offsite inmate work crews ‘abolished’
According to an internal Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office memo, the practice of allowing inmate work crews to work outside of the jail has been “abolished.”
How does (or doesn’t) the Hatch Act apply to the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Race?
The Hatch Act Modernization Act of 2012 amended the federal law to be less stringent on public employees running for state or local office, such as for Tulsa County Sheriff.
Watch Frontier: Can the Brady District name these public officials?
In this edition of Street Beat, we took to the Brady District with three poster boards adorned with photos of various elected officials (and Bob Stoops.)
Ultrasound, survivors’ example brings promise of new life on a painful day
I knew if they could do it, I could too. … I could never thank all of these survivors, because there were just too many, but their strength helped me immeasurably.
