Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A good friend and civic leader
“There were probably 100 people who thought of Tim as a close friend.”
Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A loving husband who didn’t get to grow old with his wife
“He was robbed of his retirement and our future plans.”
The Frontier is suing to find out how a man in the throes of a mental health crisis died in an Oklahoma jail
Detention facilities have long claimed state law allows them to shield surveillance video of prisoner deaths from public view. So we’re taking one of them to court.
Mayors of Oklahoma’s largest cities reflect on the challenges of responding to a politically charged pandemic
With no statewide mask mandate, mayors, city councils and county governments were left to determine which safety measures were put in place and deal with the political consequences.
Bruce’s World
Bruce’s World is a weekly look into Oklahoma’s hottest topics, filtered through the brain of Bruce Plante.
We fact checked the debate over a new law on what Oklahoma students learn about race
The Frontier took a closer look at claims Oklahoma public officials have made about critical race theory, as well as the potential impact of House Bill 1775.
Oklahomans we’ve lost: A child care advocate who focused on families in need
“She was a tireless and passionate advocate for early childhood development and high quality child care investment.”
100 years after Tulsa massacre, President calls on nation to confront racism
Biden unveiled new national racial equity initiatives, but stopped short of calling for reparations for Greenwood
