Help us investigate how Tulsa police respond to people in mental health crises
After Tulsa announced the closure of its city jail, we’re continuing to report on how police respond to mental health calls. Tell us about your experience.
The Frontier welcomes Keaton Shaffer for summer internship
Shaffer will focus on social media and video to highlight our reporting.
The Frontier wins Oklahoma Press Association Awards
Our reporters won first-place honors in three categories for reporting on oil and gas pollution in the state and hazardous working conditions at a poultry plant.
What’s true, false and uncertain in the Oklahoma insurance commissioner race
The Frontier examined candidates’ claims about insurance rates, lawsuit reforms and the health of Oklahoma’s insurance market.
We fact-checked the Democrats running to lead Oklahoma’s public education system
The Frontier checked the accuracy of the candidates’ comments on reading proficiency, school staffing and other educational issues.
We fact-checked the Oklahoma Republican State Superintendent debate
Seven GOP candidates are vying to be the next leader of Oklahoma public schools. The Frontier checked the accuracy of statements made in a recent debate about funding for teacher pay raises, student absenteeism and other education issues.
Sorting fact from fiction in Oklahoma’s Republican governor debate
Did Gentner Drummond donate money to Joe Biden? Did Mike Mazzei support a bill to end the Electoral College? We checked the facts.
Toxic Ground: How oil field pollution is threatening Oklahoma
About half of all Oklahomans live within a mile of an oil and gas site. A new documentary from The Frontier and ProPublica exposes the failure of state regulators to protect residents from a massive underground pollution crisis.