Doctors: Williams’ death in jail was preventable
Williams wasn’t treated with dignity by jail or medical staff, Allen said. Jail staff failed to ensure Williams had food and water, and didn’t clean him up properly when he defecated on himself.
Listen Frontier: What does ImpactTulsa’s latest report say about how local schools are performing?
ImpactTulsa measures data from 15 school districts in the Tulsa area and compares it to national averages.
As design phase ends, city inches closer to new flag design
Having received more than 300 submissions, the group seeking to replace Tulsa’s city flag believes it will have the proposals narrowed down to a “top 3” soon.
Glanz didn’t watch video of Williams dying in jail for more than a year
Former Sheriff Stanley Glanz testified Thursday that he didn’t watch the video of Elliott Williams dying in his jail cell until a year and a half later when preparing for a deposition. He said his staff didn’t tell him to watch it.
Divided council votes to vacate Helmerich Park acres for development
Councilors voting in favor of vacating the park land were Phil Lakin, Ben Kimbro, Anna America, David Patrick and Karen Gilbert.
Glanz: Williams ‘acting up’ in jail, placed in holding cell to ‘cool down’
After Elliott Williams died, the medical examiner’s office wasn’t given a video of his last hours or told the inmate had complained about a broken neck and being unable to move.
With vote on REI project looming, Mayor’s Office, developer address lingering questions
The Tulsa City Council will hold a public meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday to continue its discussion of a proposed commercial development at 71st Street and Riverside Drive. The meeting will be at City Council chambers of City Hall.
Elliott Williams’ treatment at Tulsa’s jail ‘complete failure,’ former TCSO captain testifies
Records and interviews with jail staff paint conflicting pictures of what kind of care Williams received at the jail.
