First Assistant Tulsa County prosecutor to lead grand jury investigation of fatal Okemah officer-involved shooting
Erik Grayless is set to lead the grand jury, which begins jury selection in Okfuskee County on Tuesday.
Listen Frontier: We explore why Mother Road Market will be something Tulsa has never seen before
Public markets like the Mother Road Market offer a little bit of everything: fresh food, quality restaurants, a coffee shop or two and artisan shops. And much more.
Looking to grow revenue, Tulsa Jail considers selling e-cigarettes to inmates
Across the nation, jails are increasingly adding e-cigarettes to their commissaries. In most prisons and jails, traditional cigarettes are prohibited. But electronic cigarette sales are giving sheriffs the opportunity to take on budget shortfalls and can keep inmates in need of a nicotine-fix content.
Push to video visitation should be financial boon to cash-strapped Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office
More than 10,000 people use the video visitation service each month, and that number is expected to rise given changes to onsite visitation. At 50 cents each minute, those video calls can quickly add up for both the user and the Sheriff’s Office.
City of Tulsa asks Oklahoma Supreme Court to weigh in on Helmerich Park case
The city of Tulsa and the Tulsa Public Facilities Authority want the state Supreme Court to assume jurisdiction in the Helmerich Park case and to dismiss it.
Oklahoma second in nation for number of pipeline spills, federal data shows
The state is also third in the nation in amounts of crude oil and other hazardous liquids spilled from pipelines from 2010 to mid-2017.
Listen Frontier: Reporter Clifton Adcock talks to a Sierra Club representative about oil and wastewater spills in the state
Green Country Sierra Club Chairwoman Barbara VanHanken is our guest on this week’s edition of the Listen Frontier podcast.
Analysis: Oklahoma DAs filed no charges for alleged illegal voting in 2016 presidential election
Many of the attempted illegal votes came at the hands of older citizens who did so accidentally, according to DAs who reviewed the cases.
