Two Oklahoma newsrooms take the Department of Corrections to court over ICE records
The Oklahoma Department of Corrections won’t release its full agreement for services at a for-profit prison that houses immigration detainees.
Toxic Ground: A documentary screening May 20 on oilfield wastewater threatening Oklahoma communities
Join The Frontier and ProPublica for a reception and public screening of this documentary film in Tulsa on May 20, which features a local reporter’s journey to understand Oklahoma’s oilfield wastewater pollution problem.
Frontier reporters win top honors at SPJ First Amendment Awards
Three first-place awards recognized The Frontier’s in-depth coverage of environmental violations, illicit marijuana networks and gaps in care for vulnerable Oklahomans.
The trillion-gallon time bomb: Inside the oil industry’s wastewater crisis
Join us for a discussion on how failures to properly regulate oilfield wastewater disposal now threaten public health and the environment.
Join local journalists and community leaders to discuss mental health care in Tulsa
Frontier Staff Writer Garrett Yalch will speak at a free community event on Monday, March 30.
Fact check: What Stitt got right — and wrong — in his final State of the State address
We rate Gov. Kevin Stitt’s statements on personal income, Medicaid, marijuana and Ronald Reagan from his State of the State address.
Fact Check: Are claims about Oklahoma data centers holding up?
From the state’s ‘Behind the Meter’ power law to promises about electric bills and transparency, The Frontier reviewed the facts behind recent statements on data center development.
Fact Check: Sorting truth from spin in Stitt and Drummond’s fight over tribal hunting rights
As the governor attacks the attorney general over wildlife enforcement in Indian Country, we reviewed state, federal and tribal law — and found some of Stitt’s claims about hunting rules don’t hold up.