Two interns join our staff to report on Oklahoma news
The Frontier welcomes two recent University of Oklahoma graduates to the team.
Frontier reporters place in national journalism awards
The Frontier competed against journalists from across the nation, winning recognition for its crime and health reporting.
Donate to The Frontier, win sports tickets, golf round at Southern Hills
In honor of our upcoming 10th Anniversary party in April, we’re giving away some exciting prizes, including tickets to OU, OSU and Oklahoma City Thunder games.
Win a round of golf at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa with Frontier Publisher Bobby Lorton
Every $5 you donate at this link will get you 1 ticket. Recurring donations are doubled. The winner will be drawn at our event in Tulsa on April 29th, but attendance is not necessary to win.
Have you lost your job due to DOGE cuts? Let us know
If you’ve lost your job due to federal DOGE cuts in Oklahoma, let us know so we can reach out to you.
We fact-checked what Oklahoma politicians are saying about spending cuts
Oklahoma’s congressional delegation has publicly defended Trump-backed cuts to federal jobs, foreign aid and Medicaid spending. We found some misleading, half-true and unverifiable statements.
Impact: The Frontier and ProPublica are semifinalists for a national investigative reporting prize
Harvard University’s Goldsmith Prize honors the best investigative reporting on government, politics and public policy.
We fact-checked Kevin Stitt’s 2025 State of the State address
The governor’s claims about Oklahoma energy and jobs were exaggerated, government data shows.
