Insult to injury: Inside corporate America’s campaign to ditch worker’s comp
One Texas lawyer is helping companies opt out of workers’ compensation and write their own rules. What does it really mean for injured workers in Oklahoma and other states?
Contributor Michael Grabell, Propublica, and Howard Berkes, NPR October 15, 2015
One Texas lawyer is helping companies opt out of workers’ compensation and write their own rules. What does it really mean for injured workers in Oklahoma and other states?
Ziva Branstetter Dylan Goforth October 14, 2015
Weigel said he has started making improvements based on the eight recommendations of the Tulsa County grand jury that recently concluded its work. However he said he is waiting for a report by an outside group commissioned by the county before making other changes.
Dylan Goforth October 14, 2015
Acting sheriff Rick Weigel is expected to meet with the media Wednesday, what should the public expect to learn?
Dylan Goforth October 12, 2015
Though a judge ruled that 16-year-old Michael Bever will stand trial as an adult, more challenges will likely come before the Jan. 22 preliminary hearing.
For the Frontier October 12, 2015
One of the developers has been unable to find an anchor restaurant. The other, a Dallas-based restaurant, has asked the city to pay for some infrastructure for the project.
Dylan Goforth October 9, 2015
Former Arrow Trucking CEO Doug Pielsticker said he was not the man he was six years ago during the widespread fraud that took his company down.
For the Frontier Rick Westcott October 9, 2015
The Secret Game by Tulsa native Scott Ellsworth is an extremely interesting basketball story. But, it’s about far more than a basketball game.
For the Frontier October 9, 2015
“We don’t have $9 million to just shell out like that,” a DOC spokesman said.
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