We fact checked the debate over privatizing Medicaid in Oklahoma
We found half truths and unsupported claims on both sides.
Some Oklahomans grapple with ‘long COVID’ as doctors, researchers seek to understand it
Efforts to treat and research long COVID have started to emerge across the state.
A Frontier Investigation: Forgotten Mothers
Forgotten Mothers is an ongoing series by The Frontier to examine and investigate maternal health in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma health officials can’t account for more than $20 million in protective equipment spending
The Oklahoma State Department of Health admits “mistakes were made” in its scramble to secure scarce supplies during beginning stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
‘There’s not a day that goes by that it is not on my mind:’ What happened to Ronald Given?
Ronald Given needed treatment at a state facility, but they were all full. He ended up in jail and was dead 10 days later. What happened to him and why won’t officials release the jail footage?
Oklahomans 16 and over will be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday
The move to open up vaccine appointments to all Oklahomans signals the expansion of vaccine availability across the state.
Sunshine Week: Covering COVID-19 means focusing on accountability
When the coronavirus arrived in Oklahoma in March 2020, I set out to cover the state’s response with a focus on accountability.
