Shot by Shot: Tracking Oklahoma police shootings in 2024
The Frontier is tracking shootings by police officers in 2024.
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Listen Frontier: Oklahoma Senate leader says he’ll consider a tax cut, just not yet
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s hopes of cutting the top tax rate during a special session hinge on support in the Senate.
A look back at Tulsa’s history of overturned convictions
Some were sent to prison after testimony from witnesses who later recanted. Others were convicted based on faulty evidence before advances in DNA testing.
DNA evidence casts doubt on Henry Jamerson’s rape conviction after 24 years in prison. Prosecutors are fighting efforts to clear his name.
A new discovery follows years of claims that the evidence had been destroyed. The victim says doubts about the case always haunted her.
Listen Frontier: Multiple investigations launched into alleged abuse at Oklahoma facility for people with developmental disabilities
Frontier reporter Kayla Branch has been covering the Greer Center story for months, and on this episode of Listen Frontier, she speaks with us about her investigation, what she learned during her reporting, what developments there have been recently, and where the case is headed.
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Podcast: A conversation with interim Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson
Ebony Johnson replaced former superintendent Deborah Gist in September. Johnson speaks with The Frontier about her first few months on the job and her plans for the district’s future.
