A Tulsa County Sheriff’s sergeant running for sheriff says he tried to warn supervisors about a lucrative contract with a company that employed former Undersheriff Brian Edwards’ wife.
He alleges in the suit that he was suspended from the school for comments his husband made on Facebook
The county has paid nearly $300,000 since 2012 to a company that employs former Undersheriff Brian Edwards’ wife, a physician. Under the contract, the cost of physicals jumped from $85 to $800.
The Frontier’s Kevin Canfield and Dylan Goforth discuss the two biggest news stories of the week on this edition of Listen Frontier.
Tulsa’s acting sheriff and chief deputy are planning to step down, possibly as early as today, Chief Deputy John Bowman confirmed to The Frontier today.
Todd Ritter’s debut novel “Death Notice” is a fantastic read, and has launched a series of Kat Campbell Mysteries, including “Vicious Circle,” “Bad Moon,” and “Devil’s Night.”
Jennifer Haddaway with the Indian Nations Council of Governments was joined Friday in studio by Saint Francis Tulsa Tough’s Executive Director Malcolm McCollam. INCOG announced last month that Tulsa Tough has agreed to partner with Tulsa Bike Share to assist in implementing the program.
In 1986, TDA donated approximately 200 acres of land to UCT Authority to help create the higher education campus, called University Center at Tulsa. UCT originally included four universities: Langston, the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University and Northeastern State University.
