Tulsa city court limits public access to court records and requests for information can take weeks or months
Tulsa Municipal Court says requests may take one to three business days to complete, but it took 30 days for The Frontier to get records.
Clifton Adcock September 23, 2025
Tulsa Municipal Court says requests may take one to three business days to complete, but it took 30 days for The Frontier to get records.
Ari Fife September 11, 2025
A pilot program would track people on parole and probation using AI to find patterns in where they go and how often they charge their devices.
Maddy Keyes September 4, 2025
State health inspectors have cited the jail for insufficient staffing seven times since 2020.
Clifton Adcock and Allison Herrera August 14, 2025
Five years after a landmark ruling that found much of eastern Oklahoma is Indian Country, tribal nations are still fighting with towns over who has jurisdiction to prosecute traffic violations and other municipal charges.
Frontier Staff July 18, 2025
We’re gathering information to better understand the conditions for detainees at the Tulsa Municipal Jail. If you’ve had any involvement with the facility — as a detainee, employee, contractor, attorney, service provider, or family member — we’d like to hear from you.
Peggy Dodd June 25, 2025
A new law will give the Oklahoma Attorney General powers to prosecute organized retail crime, but a provision that would have made it easier for shoplifters to pick up felony charges was removed from the legislation.
Ashlynd Baecht June 12, 2025
Hanson and another man kidnapped a woman from a Tulsa shopping mall and killed her at a secluded dirt pit in Owasso.
Ashlynd Baecht June 9, 2025
One of Oklahoma’s most famous men on death row will get a third trial after surviving nine previous execution dates.
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