Listen Frontier: An update on the ‘Innocent Man’ case
Today on the podcast we’re joined by Frontier reporter Clifton Adcock, to update us on the cases against Karl Fontenot and Tommy Ward.
‘We can’t afford it:’ Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt wants to cut the state’s income tax
Stitt said we can’t afford to not start whittling away at Oklahoma’s income tax rate. But others argue a cut could potentially set the state back financially to where it was during Mary Fallin’s administration.
Listen Frontier: Gentner Drummond is running for Oklahoma Governor. Who might join him?
Gentner Drummond is the first – but not the last – candidate to enter Oklahoma’s 2026 gubernatorial race. Republican political strategist A.J. Ferate speaks with The Frontier about how that race might shape up.
One group thinks open primary elections in Oklahoma could boost voter turnout
State-level races are often decided in Republican primaries in Oklahoma, because there are no Independent or Democratic candidates on the ballot, leaving many voters locked out.
Game of inches: Tulsa’s mayoral runoff pits a progressive Democrat against a moderate who will now try to woo Republicans
Monroe Nichols and Karen Keith are vying to become Tulsa’s first Democratic mayor in more than a decade.
Listen Frontier: The Frontier and The Marshall Project investigate jail health care by Turn Key Health Clinics
At least 50 people who were under Turn Key’s care died during the past decade, an investigation by The Marshall Project and The Frontier found.
Listen Frontier: Our investigation into abuse and exploitation at Oklahoma marijuana farms
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.
Listen Frontier: Richard Rojem is set to be executed this week
Richard Rojem, Oklahoma’s longest-serving death row inmate, was convicted for the 1984 murder of his 7-year-old stepdaughter Layla Cummings.