Mine resistant vehicles more parade float than an enforcement tool
The Frontier requested travel logs for all of the mine-resistant vehicles in use by Oklahoma law enforcement, but many do not keep such records.
Ben Felder December 8, 2023
The Frontier requested travel logs for all of the mine-resistant vehicles in use by Oklahoma law enforcement, but many do not keep such records.
For the Frontier June 7, 2017
Phase 1 of Tulsa Bike Share was supposed to launch in the spring. The starting date has been pushed back to the fall to allow time for the bikes to be built.
Dylan Goforth February 27, 2017
Somehow, out of all the people at the Tulsa World that I now think of as friends, Jay was the first person to make me feel like I really belonged.
Dylan Goforth January 27, 2017
I initially scrolled past the video. But then I began to question myself. Is it wrong of me to do that? By ignoring the video am I ignoring its reality? Am I ignoring the pain incidents like that cause and the people they hurt?
Ziva Branstetter January 1, 2017
I informed Councilor Ewing that the plaintiff did not agree that the lawsuit had been settled. Nevertheless, I received numerous angry texts from Ewing Saturday night and since he said that I should share them with readers, feel free to read them.
Dylan Goforth December 22, 2016
My first year as a dad has been a whirlwind of trying to unlock the mysteries of fatherhood while trying to also find my own place in the world.
Ziva Branstetter November 22, 2016
Gov. Mary Fallin handles most of her state-related email on her personal email address and two former top staff members also used personal email addresses for official business. It’s not clear whether the governor’s office is abiding by requirements to preserve, archive and search these accounts when Open Records Act requests are made.
Ziva Branstetter November 15, 2016
Donald Trump’s election signals dark and challenging days ahead for the nation’s journalists, but there are signs his election may also spark a renaissance of sorts for hard-nosed, investigative reporting.
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