Robert Kaiser, Tulsa Public Schools’ 2016 of the Year, joins us on this weeks edition of the Listen Frontier podcast. Kaiser, who came to Tulsa through Teach For America, is a physical education teacher at Cooper Elementary School.
Scott Biggs, R-Chickasha, is seeking to return drug possession to a felony crime. But records show that a decade ago, Biggs let the man now charged with killing a Tecumseh cop avoid prison on a meth charge.
How had Byron Shepard avoided prison for so long despite his lengthy criminal past?
I knew that being around Ziva every day would rub off on me. I’ve always done best when I’ve been forced to sink or swim, and working next to her seemed like jumping into a very deep pond.
After about 30 years as a journalist based in Tulsa, I’m leaving for a new opportunity. But The Frontier is here to stay and nothing could make me happier.
The Frontier announces staff changes, including the promotion of Dylan Goforth to editor in chief and the hiring of Clifton Adcock as senior writer. Ziva Branstetter, The Frontier’s editor in chief, has taken a position at The Center for Investigative Reporting in California.
Though the Sheriff’s Office is facing almost a dozen lawsuits related to deaths and injuries, some mental health advocates say it has come a long way.
The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa is now accepting nominations for Tulsa women who could be president.
And there’s only a few days left to nominate someone.
