Frontier reporter wins fellowship to report on women’s health issues
Kassie McClung will investigate why babies and pregnant women in Oklahoma have some of the worst health outcomes in the nation.
We fact checked social media claims and urban myths about homelessness in Oklahoma
The Frontier investigated misinformation ranging from buses of poor, unhoused people headed for Oklahoma to a homeless camp causing drinking water contamination.
Impact: Two lawmakers seek studies on reforming Oklahoma eviction law
One legislator said he’s examining the issue after The Frontier’s reporting on a lack of protections for renters.
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Help us learn more about gun violence in Oklahoma
The Frontier is launching a new investigation into gun violence across Oklahoma.
The Frontier is suing to find out how a man in the throes of a mental health crisis died in an Oklahoma jail
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.
We fact checked the debate over a new law on what Oklahoma students learn about race
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.
Watch Frontier: What Oklahomans need to know as the eviction moratorium nears its end
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