Suit: Former medical contractor wined & dined Glanz while inmates died in jail
The former sheriff, current sheriff, and former medical provider face multiple civil rights lawsuits, with one of the highest-profile cases begins soon.
Saloon: Journalist recalls dark chapter reading McVeigh’s hateful ideology
An Oklahoma journalist recalls a dark chapter in his life reading about how Timothy McVeigh’s hateful ideology led to the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building. Journalist Ben Fenwick is featured in a documentary now playing at Circle Cinema and airing on PBS.
Listen Frontier: What do President Trump’s executive orders mean for Tulsa immigrants?
President Donald Trump has made Elizabeth McCormick’s and Mimi Marton’s lives busier than normal, and that’s saying something.
Saloon: Following fight for marriage equality, Tulsans author book on the experience
I’ve been a writer most of my life. But in all that time I never really thought about writing a book
EPA: Oklahoma isn’t doing enough to protect citizens from earthquakes
The EPA has told Oklahoma officials they aren’t doing enough to protect the state’s drinking water and citizens from induced earthquakes.
City Council discusses EMSA lawsuit; takes no action
A complaint filed in a federal lawsuit Jan. 23 alleges EMSA and its CEO, Stephen Williamson, were involved in an illegal kickback scheme to keep a lucrative public ambulance provider contract.
Trump’s travel ban shocks, worries Oklahoma’s Muslim communities
People who made lives for themselves in the United States found their lives being potentially uprooted after Trump issued an executive order Friday.
TCSO should have answer to body cam query by this summer
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office has perhaps one final hurdle to clear before outfitting patrol deputies with body camera equipment.
