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Oklahoma has no plans to fine a troubled center for people with developmental disabilities, even after repeated problems
The Robert M. Greer Center was facing over $500,000 in fines for failing to protect clients from threats to their safety. But ...
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An Oklahoma grand jury issues a scathing report, but no indictments on federal education money
The Multi-County Grand Jury finds “grossly negligent handling of federal grant money” that was “easily preventable” under Gov. Kevin Stitt.
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In Oklahoma, the search for an effective bullying response continues
The author of Oklahoma’s anti-school bullying law says she doesn’t think the legislation is working. Lawmakers hope to expand ...
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Convicted of murder as a teenager, Wayne Thompson hopes for a second chance at freedom
He was 15 when he killed his sister’s abuser. Even after years of good conduct, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board has ...
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The Frontier expands its coverage of housing and homelessness
We’ve hired Maddy Keyes to report on the cost of housing and other issues and that affect the lives of all Oklahomans.
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After decades in prison, Wayne Thompson inches closer to parole
This week’s recommendation from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board marks a significant shift in a process Thompson has ...
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Impact: The Frontier and collaborators win a national reporting award for explanatory journalism
Journalists in Oklahoma and three other states reported on how prosecutors are using the concept of “fetal personhood” to criminalize mothers who use drugs during their pregnancies, even if they give ...
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Oklahoma plans to carry out third execution of 2024 unless the governor grants mercy
Emmanuel Littlejohn has been on death row for 32 years. He was sentenced to death for killing an Oklahoma City convenience store clerk during a robbery in 1992 but says another man pulled the trigger.