A look back at some of our favorite stories of 2018
After careful review, these are the favorite stories of 2018 as selected by the staff of The Frontier as well as its readers.
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Watch Frontier: Reporter Brianna Bailey discusses her story about problems with a fund meant to help OKC bombing victims
Four years ago, the Oklahoma City Disaster Relief Fund, overseen by the Oklahoma City Community Foundation, still had more than $10 million remaining to benefit survivors of the 1995 bombing. How the remaining funds have been distributed continues to be a point of contention for some survivors.
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Frontier reporter appears on OETA to discuss stories from the state Capitol
Brianna Bailey appeared on OETA recently to discuss her “fact check” stories from the state Capitol during the teacher walkout.
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Brianna Bailey appears on OETA to discuss her story on Oklahoma’s corporate income tax collections
When crude oil prices crashed between 2014 and 2016, many Oklahoma energy companies booked sizable losses that can be used to reduce or completely eliminate state income tax liability for up to 20 years.
