Vigil honors man fatally shot by OHP trooper
On the two-year anniversary of Joshua Stand’s death, family and friends held a vigil to remember him. Stand’s family says the community supports the lawsuit against an OHP trooper.
Kassie McClung June 17, 2016
On the two-year anniversary of Joshua Stand’s death, family and friends held a vigil to remember him. Stand’s family says the community supports the lawsuit against an OHP trooper.
Cary Aspinwall June 17, 2016
TU’s defense in a Title IX lawsuit was to claim that Abby Ross was lying. But she wasn’t the only one to report a sexual assault by Pat Swilling Jr. What do records really show about the case?
Ziva Branstetter Dylan Goforth June 15, 2016
Two eye-witnesses say Joshua Stand was not threatening a state trooper with a knife when he was fatally shot by the trooper in 2014. Their statements, contained in a new federal lawsuit, differ markedly from the OHP’s official version of the fatal shooting.
Ziva Branstetter June 14, 2016
Asked why his office had not reported Horn’s death to the state jail inspector as required, Regalado indicated he was not familiar with that law.
For the Frontier Ben Fenwick June 13, 2016
“Clearly they were not aware that people are uncomfortable that they are using these things. That they are cognizant of people having issues with this is a good thing.”
Ziva Branstetter June 13, 2016
A 58-year-old man, Leo Horn, died Saturday after being taken to the hospital from Tulsa Jail late Friday.
For the Frontier June 13, 2016
County commissioners approved the purchase of land near the jail to build a new Juvenile Justice Center. Tulsa County’s new juvenile justice center and family court is expected to cost about $45 million. It will replace the Tulsa County Juvenile Center at 315 S. Gilcrease Museum Road.
For the Frontier June 10, 2016
Malcolm McCollam talks about how Tulsa Tough became the can’t-miss event of the summer, and how the event has turned Tulsans into cycling fans and drawn interest from around the globe.
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