Pence was the guest of honor, and though Republican gubernatorial hopeful Kevin Stitt was the one getting toasted, much of the attention at Thursday's rally was on President Donald Trump.

While park officials have consistently maintained they have authority to enforce certain rules, questions by city attorneys about the park have led officers to change when and where they'll get involved.

Advertising campaigns touting Stitt's support among educators have been criticized as being misleading and the gubernatorial candidate's high school chemistry teacher says he won’t vote for his former student.

A transcript from a court hearing where a potential juror admitted she was racist has become a piece of ammunition against Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler. He says the instance was taken out of context.

Some people, desperate for opioid addiction treatment, made the journey to larger cities in search of providers. Others resorted to buying addiction-treating drugs off the street.

Curtis DeLapp allegedly wrote more than $5,000 worth of checks for food, a stenotype and other items out of a fund used to pay for maintenance of county buildings.

Called the "perfect example" of a peaceful gun owner, court records obtained by The Frontier paint a different picture of the man whose expulsion from the park kicked off the upcoming gun rally outside Tulsa's Gathering Place.

Barris served as a prosecutor for 25 years. In 2015 he oversaw the grand jury that indicted Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz following a lengthy corruption investigation.

Investigator testified "Joe would have nothing to lose to try and follow out his original plans and have her killed — or have one one of his cultish followers do it.”

It was Fereidoun Khalilian — "Prince Fred," or “Khalifa,” as he sometimes signs emails — who put the concept of a Native-owned poker website together. The Iowa Tribe later changed the name of the venture, said his software didn’t work and now won’t even take his phone calls.