No state agency wants Russell Ables. He was deemed incompetent, dangerous and unable to live on his own in 2015. The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals said agencies abandoned their duties to find him permanent placement.
Business owners are choosing to err on the side of caution in an effort to stay in compliance with state regulations, which some owners and experts say are vague and confusing.
Some people, desperate for opioid addiction treatment, made the journey to larger cities in search of providers. Others resorted to buying addiction-treating drugs off the street.
This year, The Frontier is partnering with ProPublica on its Electionland project, a collaboration with newsrooms across the nation that aims to cover ballot access and voting issues. We’ll share ways you can report your issues at the polls as the election nears.
Gubernatorial candidates Kevin Stitt, a Republican, and Drew Edmondson, a Democrat, touched on topics ranging from abortion, to recreational marijuana, to the possibility of school districts using property tax revenue for operational costs.
The Tulsa Police Department’s project could serve as a statewide model of best practices on how to handle and respond to cases of sexual assault.
Gary Richardson filed the suit against KFOR-TV, alleging the station defamed and misrepresented him in a story about a campaign ad and ultimately damaged his run for governor.
The Frontier first wrote about Masters last year when her license was set for board review. The board had discovered Masters paid a $750,000 settlement in a case alleging a patient died during a procedure.
