We fact-checked Oklahoma politicians on COVID-19 and vaccines, again
As the pandemic enters its third year, Oklahoma officials and candidates for office continue to spread inaccurate information.
Video: Watch our panel discussion on ‘Racism and Reproductive health’
Watch our discussion with information and resources that families can use to empower themselves to improve health outcomes for themselves and their babies.
We fact-checked claims in the Julius Jones case
Many truths in the 1999 murder of Paul Howell are complex and nuanced. Others remain unknown.
New bill seeks to speed access to treatment for people found incompetent to stand trial
A Frontier investigation earlier this year found that dozens of Oklahomans with severe mental illness waited months in county jails for treatment at a state hospital.
Confused about the McGirt U.S. Supreme Court ruling? We’ve got you covered
The Frontier is launching a new website to explain the complex history behind the landmark ruling, and Oklahoma’s legal and political landscape moving forward.
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We fact-checked Oklahoma elected officials’ claims about the U.S.-Mexico border crisis
Oklahoma Republicans have raised sound and fury over President Joe Biden’s border policies. We found facts to back up many of their claims.
We fact checked claims about unemployment and Oklahoma’s labor shortage
When Gov. Kevin Stitt announced in May that he would cut expanded federal unemployment benefits intended to help workers who lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, he said ending the payments would push more people back to work.
