After serving 30 years for murder, Joe Allison died alone in his apartment. Did he deserve better?
He was a Navy vet who did 30 years in prison for murdering his girlfriend. He paid his debt to society and was released. Then he died alone.
Dylan Goforth February 10, 2017
He was a Navy vet who did 30 years in prison for murdering his girlfriend. He paid his debt to society and was released. Then he died alone.
Ziva Branstetter Kassie McClung February 9, 2017
The request to disqualify U.S. District Judge John Dowdell occurred just hours before a pre-trial hearing began Thursday. The motion argued Dowdell should be disqualified because the judge was a partner in a law firm that litigated a case against Tulsa County almost a decade ago.
Dylan Goforth January 30, 2017
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office has perhaps one final hurdle to clear before outfitting patrol deputies with body camera equipment.
For the Frontier Maureen Haynes January 27, 2017
As a dual-citizen of the United States and Brazil, Danielle Carlotti knows what it’s like to live as a foreigner in a different country.
Dylan Goforth Kevin Canfield January 26, 2017
Tulsa mayor G.T. Bynum and Police Chief Chuck Jordan said on Thursday they do not feel the order will impact the way officers here interact with immigrants.
Dylan Goforth January 20, 2017
They are just two of the estimated 75,000-or-so undocumented immigrants in Oklahoma. As President Donald Trump takes office, they spoke to The Frontier about their lives and how they feel about the new Commander-in-chief.
Kassie McClung January 10, 2017
In Tulsa, compared to the first six months of 2015, the same period in 2016 saw a 24 percent increase in violent crime. Still, the overall violent crime rate in Tulsa remains low compared to historic standards.
Kassie McClung January 9, 2017
The encounter with the Mayes County deputy that left Shane Bridges dead lasted only seconds, but what happened in that moment is being disputed in court.
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