On this week’s Listen Frontier, we discuss our updates to the “Buying Rank” investigation from earlier in the year, as well as Ziva’s coverage of the recent earthquakes, and Victoria Bartlett’s quirky downtown video wall proposal.
The Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma’s Eileen Bradshaw and Andolini’s Pizzeria owner Mike Bausch explain how Tulsans can help fight poverty by enjoying their favorite foods.
County Commissioner Karen Keith talks with The Frontier about the Juvenile Justice Center and two new developments on the upcoming construction.
Marshall Brewing Co.’s party begin at noon and goes until 8 p.m. The event will include music from folk musicians Desi and Cody, food from Jay’s Original Hogies and, you bet, strong beers.
The Frontier staff discusses its Unguarded project on the Oklahoma security guard industry, as well as the week of revelations in the Khalid Jabara killing.
Cary is leaving, so we took this opportunity to look back at our favorite moments, and to look ahead at some big stories we have coming up.
Frontier Editor in Chief Ziva Branstetter talks with Philip Jackson, who attended the Republican National Convention, and Marq Lewis, who attended the Democratic National Convention.
Though Elliot Williams died in the Tulsa jail many years ago, his case only recently garnered national attention. Why is that?