Listen Frontier: Crisis in black education
We talk to Dr. Ebony Johnson, the interim executive director of Student and Family Support Services, and Mikeale Campbell about the crisis in black education.
Jurors view video of Williams’ last hours in Tulsa’s jail
During the first day of testimony in a federal trial, jurors watched a 10 minute video of Elliott Williams trying to reach food and water as he lay paralyzed on the floor of his Tulsa jail cell.
Jury selected in Elliott Williams case
The jury is made up of five women and five men. Attorneys clashed Wednesday over attempts by the defense to remove all three black jurors from the pool.
Under court order, Scott Pruitt releases thousands of emails
Less than a week after Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt was confirmed to head the nation’s Environmental Protection Agency, Pruitt released a batch of emails under court order to watchdog group Center for Media and Democracy.
‘They treated him worse than a dog’
A civil rights trial gets underway in federal court in the 2011 death of Elliott Williams. His brother says Elliott deserves justice.
Update: Mayor Bynum lays out his development plan for 71st Street and Riverside Drive
Should the City Council approve the resolutions Tuesday, the Tulsa Public Facilities Authority would vote on an amended agreement with URC Development on Thursday.
Watch Frontier: Mayor G.T. Bynum fields questions from the public
Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum has decided to visit 36 Degrees North (an entrepreneurship incubator in the Brady District) once a month.
Experts identified at least 10 Tulsa jail deaths since 2006 as possibly preventable
The 10 cases reviewed by The Frontier add up to one in three inmate deaths in the last decade that experts and medical records state might have been prevented with better care.
