Oklahoma lawmakers push ahead with plans to propose state oversight of homeless shelters
Service providers say added regulations could hinder their ability to help people in need.
Maddy Keyes October 30, 2025
Service providers say added regulations could hinder their ability to help people in need.
Nick Bowlin October 29, 2025
Salt water laced with cancer-causing chemicals, a byproduct of oil and gas drilling, is spewing from old wells. Experts warn of a pollution crisis spreading underground and threatening Oklahoma’s drinking water.
Brianna Bailey Sierra Pfeifer October 27, 2025
Oklahoma officials repeatedly rejected Thompson’s release, weighing the violent nature of the crime over his efforts to change. Now he has a second chance.
For the Frontier Lionel Ramos, KOSU October 24, 2025
As deadlines in the federal court case against the Oklahoma law criminalizing unlawful presence loom, attorneys fighting the state say stopping the law is vital to prevent a bad situation from getting worse – faster.
Garrett Yalch and Ari Fife, The Frontier October 23, 2025
Current and former employees describe a punishing pace of work and questionable safety standards at a Heavener plant where recent immigrants fill a constant need for laborers.
For the Frontier Jennifer Smith Richards, ProPublica October 22, 2025
Oklahoma has spent years reshaping public schools to integrate lessons about Jesus and encourage pride in America’s history. By the time the second Trump administration began espousing its “America First” agenda, Oklahoma had been there, done that.
Maddy Keyes October 21, 2025
Private donations have kept the resource hotlines running for nearly a decade while state money has been on hold.
Dylan Goforth October 20, 2025
Sen. Ally Seifried joins Listen Frontier to talk about the state’s new cell phone ban, her study on technology in schools, and why AI may never replace good teachers.