The Frontier competed against journalists from across the nation, winning recognition for its crime and health reporting. readfrontier.org/stories/fronti…

The Tulsa Police Department has already released over 100 pages of records to The Frontier that show disciplinary actions for officers who were found to have violated Tulsa Police Department rules. readfrontier.org/stories/tulsa-…

Medical contractor with troubled history to leave Cleveland County jail readfrontier.org/stories/medica…

Oklahoma was required to create a special office to help with missing and murdered cases involving Indigenous people under a 2021 state law, but federal funding legislators planned for never materialized. readfrontier.org/stories/a-bill…

A Tulsa County judge is letting a police union review 66 pages of officer disciplinary records before it continues to fight their public release in court. readfrontier.org/stories/a-tuls…

After a prosecutor dropped criminal charges against former staff at the Robert M. Greer Center in Enid, civil suits blame abuse for one death and injuries including a broken femur and blinding. readfrontier.org/stories/man-wh…

Mental state:

A win is a win. May not get RepTV but at least she owns all her music which is what we all wanted!

NOW I CAN LISTEN TO BOTH

An Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press attorney is representing Ashlynd Huffman and The Frontier in their fight to access police disciplinary records after Tulsa’s police union sought a restraining order to block their release. rcfp.org/litigation/tul…

The Frontier is suing for the release of records after a reported uptick in violence at one state prison. readfrontier.org/stories/oklaho…

We’re suing the Oklahoma Department of Corrections for not releasing records on deaths other violent incidents readfrontier.org/stories/oklaho…

District Judge Caroline Wall said she did not see a “significant difference” between records that have already been released and other documents the Tulsa police union was seeking to keep private. readfrontier.org/stories/judge-…

Congrats to Clifton Adcock 🏴‍☠️ and Garrett Yalch!

Awards recognized our reporting on Oklahoma’s marijuana industry, deaths at a private prison and the collapse of a sports media startup. readfrontier.org/stories/the-fr…

On behalf of Ashlynd Huffman and The Frontier, an Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press attorney is suing the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, alleging that the agency is unlawfully withholding public records that could shed light on violent incidents at state prisons. rcfp.org/litigation/huf…

An Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press attorney is representing Ashlynd Huffman and The Frontier in a fight to access reports on the death of an inmate and other violent incidents at several Oklahoma prisons. rcfp.org/litigation/huf…

Reporter Nick Bowlin will join The Frontier as part of ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network’s 50 State Initiative readfrontier.org/stories/the-fr…

New story this morning by Kevin Eagleson Immigration attorneys say they’re seeing a growing number of green card holders detained for past criminal convictions, some for cases that are years old. readfrontier.org/stories/an-okl…

New for The Frontier: An Oklahoma father, with plans to get married, was contacted to perform tree-trimming services in Enid. When he arrived to meet the potential client, he was detained by ICE. readfrontier.org/stories/an-okl…