Tulsa police won’t share the locations of more than 200 surveillance cameras
The city pays a private company more than $696,000 a year for the cameras, which read license plates and can track cars.
Garrett Yalch January 6, 2025
The city pays a private company more than $696,000 a year for the cameras, which read license plates and can track cars.
Ashlynd Huffman December 30, 2024
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Frontier Staff December 30, 2024
How many Bibles has State Superintendent Ryan Walters purchased this year? Have there been any more deaths at a Lawton private prison?
Frontier Staff December 26, 2024
Who has faced criminal charges after our reporting on organized crime in Oklahoma’s marijuana industry? Will the state be forced to buy out landowners flooded by Grand Lake? The Frontier is updating its most-read stories of the year.
Maddy Keyes December 23, 2024
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Kayla Branch December 23, 2024
Some kids in crisis are abandoned to state custody. Mental health professionals say accessing services early can lead to better outcomes. But finding the right resources can be hard.
Kayla Branch December 20, 2024
Once abandoned, these youth can face time in shelters or eventually age out of foster care, advocates and providers say. More intensive services early on could help keep families together.
Ashlynd Huffman December 19, 2024
Kevin Ray Underwood was sentenced to death for the 2006 murder of a 10-year old girl in Purcell.
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