Video shows an Oklahoma man’s fatal struggle with jailers
Pottawatomie County officials released a redacted video with blurred faces after The Frontier sued for its release.
Brianna Bailey January 28, 2023
Pottawatomie County officials released a redacted video with blurred faces after The Frontier sued for its release.
Reese Gorman January 22, 2023
Gentner Drummond will decide whether to file charges in cases involving Swadley’s restaurants and Commissioners of the Land Office once investigations conclude.
Dylan Goforth January 12, 2023
“I’m glad our enemy is dead,” said a family member of A.J. and Patsy Cantrell, who Eizember killed in 2003. Eizember, in his final statement, said “my conscience is clear, completely.”
Reese Gorman December 22, 2022
Martinez was found by police sitting in the driver’s seat of his parked car. Oklahoma law forbids anyone convicted of a felony from serving in the Legislature.
Kayla Branch December 16, 2022
The Frontier sued Pottawatomie County jail officials after they withheld records related to the death of Ronald Gene Given in 2019.
Dylan Goforth November 17, 2022
Fairchild, convicted in the brutal murder of a 3-year old boy, is the state’s fifth execution of 2022. Almost one-third of U.S. executions this year have taken place in Oklahoma.
Dylan Goforth October 24, 2022
One candidate has in the past threatened to set himself on fire over abortion and has little experience as a prosecutor. The other is a former prosecutor turned defense attorney who carries the baggage of being a Democrat in a deeply conservative state.
Dylan Goforth October 20, 2022
Cole is the sixth man Oklahoma has put to death since resuming executions in 2021. Three more executions are scheduled before the end of the year.