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Frontier reporter Ben Felder discussed his story on Epic Charter School’s finances on the Oklahoma News Report on OETA.

Kassie McClung discusses her story on the changes being made at Oklahoma Juvenile detention centers after the death of a teenager at one facility.

Four years ago, the Oklahoma City Disaster Relief Fund, overseen by the Oklahoma City Community Foundation, still had more than $10 million remaining to benefit survivors of the 1995 bombing. How the remaining funds have been distributed continues to be a point of contention for some survivors.

When crude oil prices crashed between 2014 and 2016, many Oklahoma energy companies booked sizable losses that can be used to reduce or completely eliminate state income tax liability for up to 20 years.

The Frontier has continued to get inside looks at the park’s development. And our latest one is perhaps the most exciting yet.

Over the past five years, Oklahoma has spent nearly $2.2 million on mandatory drug testing for people applying for federal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families funds.

There have been some major changes since our last visit in March. In this tour we take a look at the Wetland Gardens, the Williams Lodge, and the Chapman Foundations Adventure Playground.

For much of the last few years, visualizing A Gathering Place For Tulsa has been a more theoretical effort. Not so much anymore.