Between 2012 and 2017, Commerce Bank acquired more than $22.2 million in Oklahoma historic rehabilitation tax credits. Although a Legislative task force and a state commission have recommended reforming the program, state lawmakers have never followed through.

With a maternal mortality rate three times that of white women, pregnancy for black women in Oklahoma is sometimes a matter of life and death.

In Oklahoma, one woman dies each month and 70 more have life-threatening complications. The lessons learned from their cases are, for the most part, uncharted.

Though most women who give birth do so without any problems, any woman can experience complications. It's important to be able to recognize warning signs and know what to do if they occur. 

While announcing the delay, Tulsa District Court Judge Sharon Holmes asked for patience and apologized to Corey Atchison for delaying her ruling.

A new ruling requires speedier assessment of minors booked into the jail to weigh whether they can be transferred to juvenile detention

The Frontier is one of six news outlets across the country selected to join ProPublica's Local Reporting Network

A federal lawsuit claims a 21-year old Oklahoma man vomited, wept and lay on floor of his cell doubled over in pain before his death. A doctor never examined him.

Sex-related offenses were the most common reasons for revocation of Oklahoma law enforcement officers' peace officer certifications between 2014 and 2018, according to records reviewed by The Frontier.

The case raises issues about both felony murder charges and high-speed police pursuits.