The Frontier wins Society of Professional Journalists awards
Judges awarded Frontier staff three first-place awards for investigative, sports and online reporting.
We fact-checked Oklahoma officials on efforts to clear Tulsa’s homeless camps
We found false and unverifiable claims about homelessness as state officials celebrated Operation SAFE.
The Frontier wins a national Edward R. Murrow Award
The Frontier and The Marshall Project were recognized for their joint reporting on jail health care.
We fact-checked Oklahoma schools chief Ryan Walters’ claims about school lunch
Do Oklahoma schools have millions in surplus funds to cover student meals? We looked into it.
Do you have experience at the Tulsa Municipal Jail? We want to talk to you
We’re gathering information to better understand the conditions for detainees at the Tulsa Municipal Jail. If you’ve had any involvement with the facility — as a detainee, employee, contractor, attorney, service provider, or family member — we’d like to hear from you.
We fact-checked Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s claims as part of the ‘Make Oklahoma Healthy Again’ campaign
The U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary made half-true or false statements about fluoride in public drinking water, Alzheimer’s disease, autism and puberty during his visit to Oklahoma.
The Frontier will participate in a year-long reporting project on oil and gas with ProPublica
Reporter Nick Bowlin will join The Frontier as part of ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network’s 50 State Initiative
The Frontier takes top honors at the Oklahoma Press Association awards
Awards recognized our reporting on Oklahoma’s marijuana industry, deaths at a private prison and the collapse of a sports media startup.