Saloon: Following fight for marriage equality, Tulsans author book on the experience
I’ve been a writer most of my life. But in all that time I never really thought about writing a book
City Council discusses EMSA lawsuit; takes no action
A complaint filed in a federal lawsuit Jan. 23 alleges EMSA and its CEO, Stephen Williamson, were involved in an illegal kickback scheme to keep a lucrative public ambulance provider contract.
Protestors march through downtown in response to President Trump’s executive actions
As a dual-citizen of the United States and Brazil, Danielle Carlotti knows what it’s like to live as a foreigner in a different country.
Listen Frontier: Tulsa is a ‘resilient city.’ What does that mean?
City of Tulsa Chief Resilience Officer DeVon Douglass talks about Tulsa’s status as a resilient city, and what that means for Tulsans going forward.
Gilcrease Expressway extension project inching closer to reality
City officials sound cautiously optimistic that the state will agree to build a 5-mile extension of the Gilcrease Expressway.
OSU students protest after racist photos surface on social media
“I’m getting comments right now saying, ‘You guys should stop crying, like shut up,’” said OSU student Alicia Johnson.
“But you know what? I’ma keep pushing. I’ma keep pushing because this is what I believe in. Small numbers will do big things.”
Views, stories from the Women’s March in Tulsa, Washington D.C.
Here are some images from marches in Tulsa and Washington D.C., as well as videos from attendees in the Washington D.C. march.
Listen Frontier: What would an ACA repeal look like?
Carly Putnam, with OK Policy Institute, and Sabine Brown, talk with Frontier Editor In Chief Ziva Branstetter about the Affordable Care Act, what its repeal would look like, and who would be most affected.