Detention facilities have long claimed state law allows them to shield surveillance video of prisoner deaths from public view. So we’re taking one of them to court.
The Frontier took a closer look at claims Oklahoma public officials have made about critical race theory, as well as the potential impact of House Bill 1775.
Clifton Adcock with The Frontier talks with Jeff Jaynes, executive director of Restore Hope Ministries in Tulsa, and Eric Hallett, statewide coordinator of housing advocacy at Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, about the upcoming end to the federal moratorium on evictions
The forum will be broadcast on Facebook Live at noon on Wednesday. Guests include Jeff Jaynes, executive director of Restore Hope Ministries in Tulsa, and Eric Hallett, statewide coordinator of housing advocacy at Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma.
Here’s a look at how Frontier reporters have relied on Oklahoma’s Open Records Act in the last year.
In her new role, Bailey will work together with Frontier Editor-in-Chief Dylan Goforth to oversee The Frontier’s team of reporters with a mission to hold the powerful to account and give a voice to the powerless in Oklahoma.
The Frontier will soon have an increased focus on what we’re calling our “Voices” section. In it, we plan on highlighting important viewpoints on important issues.
“What happens in the state Capitol impacts all Oklahomans and we look forward to Kayla helping us keep an eye on what happens there, especially with the next legislative session set to begin soon,” Frontier publisher Bobby Lorton said.
