A new federal investigation into the unmarked graves of Indigenous students unearths a complicated history and patchy records at dozens of Oklahoma boarding school sites.
The Frontier spoke with dozens of current and former Epic staff, teachers and administrators to learn why the school split with its entrepreneur leaders and canceled their lucrative contract.
A Tulsa worker claims Gov. Kevin Stitt had no right to end extra benefit programs early.
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services permanently shuttered dozens of offices over the last year in the face of the coronavirus pandemic and state budget cuts. The move left schools and law enforcement to fill the gaps in some rural parts of the state.
With no statewide mask mandate, mayors, city councils and county governments were left to determine which safety measures were put in place and deal with the political consequences.
Biden unveiled new national racial equity initiatives, but stopped short of calling for reparations for Greenwood
After agreeing to payments of $100,000 to each of the Race Massacre’s three living survivors, as well as a pledge of $2 million to a fund for the survivors and their descendants, their attorney asked for more money.
Displeased by hospitals’ support for Medicaid expansion, some Republicans believe increased fees should start before available federal funds are used up.
