‘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.
Ziva Branstetter February 22, 2017
A civil rights trial gets underway in federal court in the 2011 death of Elliott Williams. His brother says Elliott deserves justice.
For the Frontier February 21, 2017
Should the City Council approve the resolutions Tuesday, the Tulsa Public Facilities Authority would vote on an amended agreement with URC Development on Thursday.
Dylan Goforth February 20, 2017
Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum has decided to visit 36 Degrees North (an entrepreneurship incubator in the Brady District) once a month.
Kassie McClung Ziva Branstetter February 20, 2017
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.
For the Frontier February 19, 2017
Mayor G.T. Bynum pitches his development plan for the southwest corner of 71st Street and Riverside Drive to city councilors Tuesday. The public meeting is at 10 a.m. in City Council chambers.
Dylan Goforth February 17, 2017
We cover the upcoming Elliot Williams trial, the city’s decision not to renew TPD’s contract with LivePD, and a story on the new TIA CEO.
For the Frontier February 16, 2017
City councilors are scheduled to vote on a proposal to abandon nearly nine acres of park land on the southwest corner of 71st Street and Riverside Drive and to endorse a proposed commercial development on the site that could include the state’s first REI store.
Kassie McClung Ziva Branstetter February 16, 2017
Attorneys for the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office asserted the video actually failed to capture Williams moving around, eating and drinking despite his apparent paralysis.
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