Why Tulsa is hitting pause on data centers
In a new Listen Frontier episode, councilors break down the moratorium, the tradeoffs and what success looks like when it ends.
The trillion-gallon time bomb: Inside the oil industry’s wastewater crisis
Join us for a discussion on how failures to properly regulate oilfield wastewater disposal now threaten public health and the environment.
Homeless shelter oversight bill among housing measures advancing at Oklahoma Capitol
Surviving bills target eviction reforms and strengthening tenant protections.
At the Tulsa city jail, preventable deaths and hidden records
Tulsa city officials are blocking access to records that could answer basic questions about events leading up to detainee deaths.
Join local journalists and community leaders to discuss mental health care in Tulsa
Frontier Staff Writer Garrett Yalch will speak at a free community event on Monday, March 30.
Some mental health funding has been restored in Oklahoma, but providers say damage from cuts remains
After the state mental health agency slashed contracts to address overspending, nonprofits say they’ve had to eliminate programs and scramble for new funding.
How millions raised for Black Lives Matter OKC ended up in one woman’s bank account
In the weeks after George Floyd’s murder, national bail funds routed millions to a small Oklahoma City protest group. A federal indictment now alleges the Rev. T. Sheri Dickerson spent donations on houses and travel. The charges come as progressive groups face increased scrutiny under the Trump administration.
When Oklahoma police officers suspected of misconduct move between agencies, the public can’t track them
Charges against one officer illustrate how confidential records can hide when officers accused of wrongdoing move between departments.
