New Tulsa County Undersheriff testifies in front of grand jury for 90 minutes Tuesday
Weigel spent about 90 minutes testifying on Tuesday, leaving the courthouse alone at 10:30 a.m.
Glanz ‘tired’ of controversy, doesn’t know whether he will resign
During a busy day at the courthouse Monday, Sheriff Glanz told The Frontier he is tired of the controversy surrounding his office and doesn’t know whether he will leave office early. Meanwhile, attorney Clark Brewster appeared for a closed hearing before a judge, refusing to comment on whether he has been subpoenaed.
Man who died Saturday in Tulsa jail is 20th death there since 2010
Danny Watters, who jail records show died on Saturday, is the 20th person to die there since 2010, records show.
Listen Frontier: Let’s talk about the upcoming GO Plan
The bicycle infrastructure projects are part of the recently completed GO Plan, which prices and prioritizes the top pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure needs of 11 area communities.
Can Twitter save Richard Glossip?
A string of botched executions in Ohio, Oklahoma and Arizona as well as exonerations in many states have fueled media coverage and brought more scrutiny of the process. Why do some executions grab the national spotlight while others happen quietly in obscurity?
Frontier Reads: Jeff Martin gets snagged in the charms of “The Fly Trap”
For like all great works of memoir or writings of nature, this is obviously not a book about hoverflies. It’s about everything, about us.
Henderson unveils plan for development zone in north Tulsa
“North Tulsa has been looking for an opportunity to have jobs in our community for a long time,” said Councilor Jack Henderson. “This will be the first opportunity to have jobs close to the people.”
Henderson to unveil plan to bring more than 1,000 jobs to north Tulsa
City Councilor Jack Henderson on Thursday will ask his colleagues to include $18 million in the Vision 2025 renewal package to help develop 162 acres of land in north Tulsa.
