On this episode of Listen Frontier, Frontier executive editor Dylan Goforth talks with reporters Garrett Yalch and Clifton Adcock about their year-long investigation into Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry.
Richard Rojem, Oklahoma’s longest-serving death row inmate, was convicted for the 1984 murder of his 7-year-old stepdaughter Layla Cummings.
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s hopes of cutting the top tax rate during a special session hinge on support in the Senate.
Hear from Frontier reporter Ashlynd Huffman and Tara Currin, the subject of Huffman’s story on Oklahoma’s anti-red flag law.
Frontier reporter Kayla Branch has been covering the Greer Center story for months, and on this episode of Listen Frontier, she speaks with us about her investigation, what she learned during her reporting, what developments there have been recently, and where the case is headed.
Ebony Johnson replaced former superintendent Deborah Gist in September. Johnson speaks with The Frontier about her first few months on the job and her plans for the district’s future.
Karen Keith worked as a reporter early in her career and now serves as one of three Tulsa County Commissioners. Next up? Possibly the most powerful position in local city government.
Rep. Monroe Nichols, D-Tulsa, is one of the more outspoken members of Oklahoma’s Legislature. Now he wants to take his talents to Tulsa’s City Hall where he would become the city’s first Black mayor. The election isn’t for 12 months, but Nichols declared his candidacy early in order to get a head start campaigning, and, …
