Listen Frontier: Mayor G.T. Bynum discusses the key aspects of his budget proposal
Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum sat down with us to discuss what’s in his budget proposal, and what challenges he faced in putting the whole thing together.
Secretive nonprofit group that spent heavily in 2014 election quietly dissolved
The organization had come under scrutiny by election watchdog groups and law enforcement for its spending and ties to the T.W. Shannon U.S. Senate campaign.
Voting opens for new city flag design as project organizers settle on three finalists
The Tulsa Flag group presented the three finalists to the City Council on Wednesday, and voting is now open to the public.
Mayor’s budget likely won’t include more money for Tulsa Jail, but that doesn’t mean deal with county is dead
Mayor G.T. Bynum presents his first city budget Wednesday, and although administration officials aren’t sharing details, the proposed budget is not expected to include more money to cover the cost of holding municipal inmates in the Tulsa Jail.
‘You’re gutting the EPA’: Scott Pruitt’s talk at Earth Day Texas met with protests
“We don’t want you here speaking,” a protestor carrying a white banner that read “Scott Pruitt” yelled. “You are part of the problem, Scott Pruitt.”
Veteran Tulsa journalist Mary Hargrove to receive lifetime achievement award
Ziva Branstetter sits down with her mentor, Mary Hargrove, for a discussion about Hargrove’s distinguished career and about journalism today.
Despite lack of experience, newly appointed election board secretary ‘a quick learner’
County commissioners indicated Friday that Freeman would likely only be paid the minimum figure the state allows for election board secretaries.
Listen Frontier: Talking Week of the Young Child with Tulsa Teach For America
As a parent, how can you best prepare your young ones for future success in school?
