For sheriff candidates Vic Regalado and Rex Berry, there’s good news: It’s almost over
Both Vic Regalado and challenger Rex Berry expressed some level of campaign fatigue in a series of recent interviews with The Frontier.
Dylan Goforth October 25, 2016
Both Vic Regalado and challenger Rex Berry expressed some level of campaign fatigue in a series of recent interviews with The Frontier.
Ziva Branstetter Dylan Goforth October 25, 2016
Amber Hilberling, a Tulsa woman whose high-profile murder conviction drew national attention, was found dead of a suspected suicide in her prison cell Monday, DOC officials confirmed early Tuesday.
For the Frontier October 24, 2016
Iron Gate’s application for a special exception to the zoning code to build a new soup kitchen and grocery pattern near downtown is likely to be heard Nov. 17
Kassie McClung Ziva Branstetter October 24, 2016
District Judge Kurt Glassco has ordered the city to release records related to 911 calls from the home of Terence Crutcher, which could show whether the officer who shot him to death had been called to his home before.
Ziva Branstetter October 22, 2016
The video shows police repeatedly yelling “drop the knife” at the man as he walks down the middle of the street near McDonald’s at 1708 E. First St.
For the Frontier October 21, 2016
On this week’s Listen Frontier, we talk with Tulsa County Men’s Republican Club President Darren Gantz to get the conservative perspective on the presidential election, local and state elections, and state questions.
For the Frontier October 21, 2016
Here are some handy links for those getting ready to vote Nov. 8.
For the Frontier Ziva Branstetter October 20, 2016
Turn Key Medical has been selected to be the new Tulsa Jail inmate medical care provider, pending county commissioner approval. The company is operated by a state representative who contributed to Sheriff Vic Renaldo’s campaign and asked the Sheriff’s Office to change its bid requirements so Turn Key could bid.
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