Impact: The Frontier participates in national reporting project to uncover prosecutions after pregnancy loss
Reporters from the news outlets will answer readers’ questions on Twitter on Monday, Sept. 26.
In a tight race for governor, Ervin Yen hopes to stand out
“An independent candidate could get just enough protest votes to throw the election off,” says one pollster.
Special prosecutor to decide whether to move forward in ‘Innocent Man’ case
Pontotoc County District Attorney Paul Smith has recused himself, citing the appearance of conflicts of interest.
We fact-checked Oklahoma’s book-banning controversy
Some news reports on book bans have lacked nuance and context, or contained factual errors. Statements by public officials sometimes repeated inaccurate information.
Despite restrictions, Oklahoma County looking at federal funds to help build a new jail
Federal guidelines forbid using American Rescue Plan funds to build correctional facilities. But some county officials believe there are options to get around the rules and shore up an estimated $40-million budget hole.
Oklahoma is prosecuting pregnant women for using medical marijuana
Two district attorneys have targeted mothers with child neglect felonies.
In her run for Governor, Democrat Joy Hofmeister vague on her abortion stance
When she was a Republican, Hofmeister said she would support a near-total abortion ban similar to the one she now condemns.
Oklahoma City’s affordable housing stock continues to shrink while rents spike
Out-of-state investors are driving up prices for single-family homes and apartments, leaving many renters in the cold.
