We fact-checked Oklahoma elected officials’ claims about the U.S.-Mexico border crisis
Oklahoma Republicans have raised sound and fury over President Joe Biden’s border policies. We found facts to back up many of their claims.
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An Oklahoma city prepares for an unprecedented influx of refugees
When 40 Afghan families arrive in Stillwater, they will need help with everything from housing to finding work.
We fact checked social media claims and urban myths about homelessness in Oklahoma
The Frontier investigated misinformation ranging from buses of poor, unhoused people headed for Oklahoma to a homeless camp causing drinking water contamination.
Her son shared thoughts of suicide in a class paper. The school never told her.
Oklahoma doesn’t mandate suicide prevention training in schools but recent cases of student suicides in Edmond has parents believing it should.
Attorney general says evidence of ‘market manipulation’ on natural gas prices during crisis
Even before the worst of the winter weather hit on Tuesday, Feb. 15, natural gas markets showed an enormous spike in spot prices.
Watch our live forum on the COVID-19 vaccine
Three experts tell you all you need to know about the vaccine as it arrives in Oklahoma. We’ve also posted a transcript of the forum.
Some question the legitimacy of certain Shaken Baby Syndrome convictions
It has resulted in scores of child abuse convictions in Oklahoma, but could the diagnosis be sending some innocent people to prison?
State regulations have not kept up with poultry industry, lawmakers told
The only requirements for opening a poultry feeding operation is submitting an application to the Oklahoma Department of Food and Forestry with basic information about the operation and paying a $10 application fee.