Impact: The Frontier participates in national reporting project to uncover prosecutions after pregnancy loss
Reporters from the news outlets will answer readers’ questions on Twitter on Monday, Sept. 26.
We fact-checked Oklahoma’s book-banning controversy
Some news reports on book bans have lacked nuance and context, or contained factual errors. Statements by public officials sometimes repeated inaccurate information.
We fact-checked GOP candidates for state treasurer
We searched for the truth about claims on issues ranging from state open meeting laws to genetics and alcoholism.
We fact-checked GOP hopefuls for state superintendent
From opposition funding from teacher’s unions to how many Oklahoma students live in poverty, we looked into candidates’ claims.
We fact-checked Oklahoma 2nd Congressional District candidates
Is the U.S. government laundering money in Ukraine? Do undocumented migrants get free cell phones at the border? We looked into these and other claims.
We fact-checked candidates for Oklahoma Attorney General
From claims about a mysterious email disavowing Trump to criminal prosecutions on tribal land, we dug deep in search of facts.
We fact-checked Republican Corporation Commission candidates
From deaths from winter storms to jurisdictional challenges following the McGirt Supreme Court ruling, we found some inaccuracies in candidates’ claims.
The Frontier welcomes summer interns
We’re training two up and coming journalists in Norman and Tulsa.
