That time Brad Pitt was a no-show but the city changed its approach to solving problems anyway
The Urban Data Pioneers met Friday to begin changing the culture regarding how city employees use data to identify and solve problems.
For the Frontier February 28, 2017
The Urban Data Pioneers met Friday to begin changing the culture regarding how city employees use data to identify and solve problems.
Kassie McClung Ziva Branstetter February 27, 2017
Billy McKelvey, a former Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office captain, testified Monday that the Sheriff’s Office falsified several documents involving Elliott Williams’ death.
Ziva Branstetter Kassie McClung February 25, 2017
Former TCSO Capt. Billy McKelvey testified about his investigation into the 2011 death of Elliott Williams in Tulsa’s jail. The investigation found that dozens of detention and medical staff could have helped Williams but did not because of an assumption that he was faking paralysis.
Dylan Goforth February 24, 2017
While private prison company CCA reaped more than $2 million in taxpayer benefits, one of their prisons saw the deadliest riot in Oklahoma history. Meanwhile state prisons languished under financial difficulties.
For the Frontier February 24, 2017
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.
Kassie McClung Ziva Branstetter February 23, 2017
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.
Kassie McClung Ziva Branstetter February 22, 2017
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.
Dylan Goforth February 22, 2017
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.
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