General contractors, a landscape architecture firm and playground equipment account for about 90 percent of the $17 million in construction costs for A Gathering Place for Tulsa, records show.
Grand jury testimony bolsters charges that former Sheriff Stanley Glanz ordered a report on Robert Bates withheld and pocketed a $600 stipend while driving a county car.
Alice hits her head and can’t remember the last 10 years of her life, including the birth of any of her three children, who post-head trauma, are just little needy strangers to her. Rania Nasreddine explains why “What Alice Forgot” is worth reading.
Records show Terral Ellis died of sepsis and pneumonia while in custody at the Ottawa County jail. Why wasn’t he taken to a hospital until it was too late?
Relatives of De’Marchoe Carpenter and Malcolm Scott want to know why the Sheriff’s Office suddenly moved the two to solitary confinement cells this week. The men claim they were wrongfully convicted of a 1994 killing.
On this week’s Listen Frontier, we’re talking about the Vision 2025 vote, the Williams deal many Tulsans are sweating, meeting a new (temporary) sheriff, and a Monday forum to question nine men who want the job of Tulsa County Sheriff.
Republican candidates for Tulsa County sheriff will face off Monday in a forum sponsored by The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa, TCC and The Frontier.
Eventually MotherRoad Travel would like to run buses between Tulsa and Oklahoma City every two hours during the week, and the company’s even exploring a “tilt option” that would allow customers to arrange their own trips.
