Oklahoma’s Social Studies rewrite sparks backlash
One teacher calls the new standards a “bait and switch” as the state mandates lessons on debunked 2020 election claims.
In Enid, a fatal overdose highlights a lack of drug treatment options
There’s a shortage of drug treatment programs in Western Oklahoma. Many people don’t have transportation and the nearest provider is in another town.
As Trump ramps up deportations, some immigrants spend time in an Oklahoma for-profit prison
Cimarron Correctional Facility in Cushing houses federal detainees awaiting deportation proceedings.
We fact-checked Oklahoma schools chief Ryan Walters’ claims about school lunch
Do Oklahoma schools have millions in surplus funds to cover student meals? We looked into it.
Oklahoma lawmaker looks to address youth homelessness
The Frontier sat down with Rep. Daniel Pae to talk about his goals for helping homeless youth in Oklahoma.
Do you have experience at the Tulsa Municipal Jail? We want to talk to you
We’re gathering information to better understand the conditions for detainees at the Tulsa Municipal Jail. If you’ve had any involvement with the facility — as a detainee, employee, contractor, attorney, service provider, or family member — we’d like to hear from you.
Nowhere to go: Oklahoma’s growing number of homeless youth have few options
Services for homeless youth aren’t keeping up with growing demand in the state.
Oklahoma rethinks employment options for people with disabilities
A federal policy allows employers to pay workers with disabilities below minimum wage. Some states have already moved away from the practice.
