Listen Frontier: Oklahomans we’ve lost
Kassie McClung and Ben Felder discuss the Oklahomans behind COVID-19 death statistics, including one man who blazed a trail for Hispanic media.
Listen Frontier: Recent police shootings in Oklahoma City lead to charges against officers
Dylan Goforth, The Frontier’s editor in chief, and Ben Felder discuss the recent charges and whether it represents a turning point.
Data privacy bill passed with wide House support appears dead in the Senate
A bill opposed by big tech that would give Oklahoma the nation’s toughest data-privacy protection laws will not receive a Senate hearing, its author says.
Oklahoma Legislature sees an increase in anti-transgender bills targeting schools and youth
At least 10 anti-transgender bills were filed this legislative session, part of a nationwide trend that targets student-athletes and access to health care.
In pro-Trump Oklahoma, a challenge to an incumbent senator taps into election anger
The 2022 Senate race is shaping up as a test of fidelity to the former president and highlights shifts in the Republican party.
Her son shared thoughts of suicide in a class paper. The school never told her.
Oklahoma doesn’t mandate suicide prevention training in schools but recent cases of student suicides in Edmond has parents believing it should.
‘It felt like a punch to the gut’; Diabetes community responds to broadcaster’s excuse for racist comments
Matt Rowan blamed his use of a racist slur on Type 1 diabetes, an excuse that drew backlash from those advocating for diabetes support.
Data: Schools that started the year in-person saw the most transfers to virtual charters
Data from the state Department of Education shows hundreds of virtual charter school transfers came from school districts that began the year with traditional in-person class.
