Hofmeister is running as a Democrat. Would she govern like one?
The former lifelong Republican said she was motivated to switch parties because she disagrees with many of Gov. Kevin Stitt’s policies.
Ben Felder October 22, 2021
The former lifelong Republican said she was motivated to switch parties because she disagrees with many of Gov. Kevin Stitt’s policies.
Frontier Staff October 21, 2021
Oklahoma Republicans have raised sound and fury over President Joe Biden’s border policies. We found facts to back up many of their claims.
Brianna Bailey October 13, 2021
Canoo has yet to turn a profit and its vehicles are still in development, but Oklahoma has offered the company a package of incentives valued at $300 million to help build a factory in Pryor.
Clifton Adcock October 11, 2021
As part of its ongoing coverage of the unemployment situation in Oklahoma, The Frontier wants to hear from people who applied for the state’s Back to Work Initiative incentive payments announced earlier this year.
Clifton Adcock October 6, 2021
A consultant the Department of Human Services is paying $8.5 million to help solve the problem isn’t doing work that is substantially different from five previous efforts, the report found.
For the Frontier Zach Kluver September 30, 2021
When 40 Afghan families arrive in Stillwater, they will need help with everything from housing to finding work.
Frontier Staff September 20, 2021
When Gov. Kevin Stitt announced in May that he would cut expanded federal unemployment benefits intended to help workers who lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, he said ending the payments would push more people back to work.
Clifton Adcock September 16, 2021
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services said it plans to drop a five-year residency requirement for people seeking to sign up for intellectual or developmental disability waiver services after being informed it was unconstitutional.