We fact-checked dark money ads in the Oklahoma Supreme Court retention election
Outside groups are spending millions trying to sway voters in judicial races that are supposed to be nonpartisan. We found inaccuracies in some messages.
Watch Frontier: New video examines Oklahoma jail contractor
This company rapidly expanded to jails in at least 10 states on the promise to provide low-cost health care. Now some are speaking out.
The 2024 Frontier Reader Survey
As The Frontier continues to grow, we’d like to know more about what our readers like and how we can do better. Fill out our 2024 reader survey and tell us how we’re doing.
The Frontier expands its coverage of housing and homelessness
We’ve hired Maddy Keyes to report on the cost of housing and other issues and that affect the lives of all Oklahomans.
Impact: The Frontier and collaborators win a national reporting award for explanatory journalism
Journalists in Oklahoma and three other states reported on how prosecutors are using the concept of “fetal personhood” to criminalize mothers who use drugs during their pregnancies, even if they give birth to healthy babies.
We fact-checked the Tulsa mayoral debate
When did Karen Keith first learn of allegations of abuse at a Tulsa juvenile detention center? Did Monroe Nichols miss a vote on a bill to fund Arkansas River levee repairs? We investigated.
The Frontier will fact-check the Tulsa mayoral debate
We use public records, interviews and other reporting to examine the accuracy of statements from public officials.
We fact-checked what Oklahoma law says about teaching the Bible in schools
Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters says schools must now use the Bible in the classroom. But state law gives school districts the exclusive power to choose curriculum.
