Some states are turning miscarriages and stillbirths into criminal cases against women
How a person handles a pregnancy loss — and where it occurs — can be the difference between a private medical issue and facing criminal charges.
For the Frontier Cary Aspinwall, The Marshall Project October 31, 2024
How a person handles a pregnancy loss — and where it occurs — can be the difference between a private medical issue and facing criminal charges.
Frontier Staff October 24, 2024
This company rapidly expanded to jails in at least 10 states on the promise to provide low-cost health care. Now some are speaking out.
Brianna Bailey October 22, 2024
There have been at least five deaths at the Cleveland County Detention Center this year. The County Commissioners say Sheriff Chris Amason’s office hasn’t handed over records to a consultant hired to examine the root causes of detainee deaths.
Garrett Yalch October 21, 2024
A Chinese immigrant took a job on an Oklahoma pot farm. He barely escaped with his life.
For the Frontier Sierra Pfeifer, KOSU October 8, 2024
This week’s recommendation from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board marks a significant shift in a process Thompson has described as “death every three years.”
Brianna Bailey and Sierra Pfeifer, KOSU October 3, 2024
He was 15 when he killed his sister’s abuser. Even after years of good conduct, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board has rejected recommending him for release.
Brianna Bailey September 30, 2024
At least four Cleveland County jail detainees have died this year. The county faces lawsuits over some deaths.
Ashlynd Huffman September 26, 2024
Emmanuel Littlejohn was sentenced to death for the murder of an Oklahoma City convenience store owner. Gov. Kevin Stitt did not act on a recommendation from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board to grant clemency.
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