We fact-checked campaign ad claims on Stitt’s first term as governor
Half-truths and misleading statements proliferate in a flurry of ads, including some from dark money groups.
The Frontier has a new political reporter
Reese Gorman is joining our team to strengthen The Frontier’s reporting on Oklahoma politics.
Stitt kicks off legislative session with push for tax cuts, school choice and marijuana enforcement
Oklahoma’s healthy savings account means the state can afford tax cuts and infrastructure projects, the governor said during his annual State of the State address.
Gov. Stitt could take the witness stand in a former state trooper’s civil trial over cheating and blackmail allegations
A former Oklahoma Highway Patrolman claims agency top brass gave a favored trooper the questions to a promotional exam in advance and accused him of blackmail when he raised concerns.
Governor largely silent on the pandemic as COVID cases surge in Oklahoma
Outside of a few swipes at cities and states that shut down during the pandemic last year, Gov. Stitt skirted the topic of COVID-19 in remarks to business leaders, instead focusing on economic growth and his social media war with the animal rights group PETA.
Poisoned relationship between Oklahoma tribes and Gov. Kevin Stitt doomed a forum to failure
The event was originally billed as a “community impact forum” about the McGirt Supreme Court decision. But almost everyone who attended was there in protest. The fallout has set Stitt and the tribes further apart.
Impact: Two lawmakers seek studies on reforming Oklahoma eviction law
One legislator said he’s examining the issue after The Frontier’s reporting on a lack of protections for renters.
The pandemic hasn’t stopped one of Oklahoma’s most prolific evictors from suing tenants
A Tulsa apartment complex repeatedly sues for late rent and tacks on extra fees. State law offers few protections for renters.
