Carter County Sheriff’s Office failed to report 2015 inmate death to state jail inspector
The state’s jail inspector was unaware it did not investigate Michael Manos’ death until questions from The Frontier.
Former Oklahoma halfway house inmate charged in Ardmore double homicide
Accused murderer Carlton Franklin denied involvement in the killings in a jailhouse interview with the The Frontier earlier this year.
Tell us your story about Oklahoma rehabs that use unpaid labor
We’re looking for more tips about rehabs that require unpaid labor in Oklahoma, and we want to hear from you.
Court records: Carter County Jail ‘not equipped to provide’ help mentally ill man needed
Michael Manos’ mother is urging a federal judge to allow a lawsuit to continue and deny requests from the former and current sheriff asking to dismiss it.
Campaign filings show Oklahoma anti-medical marijuana group was heavily financed by energy industry
The biggest single donor to the group opposing the ballot measure was Forward Oklahoma City, an arm of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, which donated a total of $190,000.
Walmart, Costco step up financial backing efforts in support of eye care state question
Yes On 793, a political action committee that formed on May 25, has raised about $130,000, with the bulk of those contributions coming from Walmart and Costco, according to Oklahoma Ethics Commission filings.
Following state budget cuts, Oklahoma’s Adult Protective Services is doing more with less
Following years of state budget cuts, Adult Protective Service workers have had to rethink how they approach their work as they take on more cases with less resources.
The Meat Man v. The State of Oklahoma
He went to prison for stealing $52 in steaks. For 27 years, he never gave up fighting for his freedom.
