Ryan Walters’ shadow looms over election losses in three Tulsa School Board races (www.readfrontier.org)
"No matter where you go, the eyes of the motherland are always watching": After a mass murder at a marijuana farm in the U.S., a Chinese top diplomat visits an organization subject of investigations (www.readfrontier.org)
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"No matter where you go, the eyes of the motherland are always watching": After a mass murder at a marijuana farm in the U.S., a Chinese top diplomat visits an organization subject of investigations (www.readfrontier.org)
During two trips to the U.S. state of Oklahoma, Consul General Zhu Di of the Chinese embassy visited a cultural association that has been a target of investigations into Chinese mafias that dominate the state’s billion-dollar marijuana industry, posing for photos with people who pleaded guilty or been prosecuted or...
A diplomat’s visits to Oklahoma highlight contacts between Chinese officials and community leaders accused of crimes (www.readfrontier.org)
Gangsters, money and murder: How Chinese organized crime is dominating Oklahoma's illegal medical marijuana market - The Frontier (www.readfrontier.org)
Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat and House Speaker Charles McCall reflect as terms come to an end (www.readfrontier.org)
One prisoner called 911 for help at an understaffed Oklahoma prison (www.readfrontier.org)
Medical Marijuana Is Legal, But Oklahoma Is Charging Women for Using It While Pregnant (www.readfrontier.org)
After abuse allegations at Greer Center, lawmakers eye moving oversight office out of Department of Human Services (www.readfrontier.org)
We fact-checked Gov. Stitt’s 2024 State of the State address (www.readfrontier.org)
Oklahoma sends a growing number of kids with complex needs out of state for treatment (www.readfrontier.org)
A firebombing in Tulsa highlights gaps in Oklahoma hate crime law (www.readfrontier.org)
DNA evidence casts doubt on Henry Jamerson’s rape conviction after 24 years in prison. Prosecutors are fighting efforts to clear his name. (www.readfrontier.org)
DNA evidence casts doubt on Henry Jamerson’s rape conviction after 24 years in prison in Oklahoma. Prosecutors are fighting efforts to clear his name. (www.readfrontier.org)
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An Oklahoma mom’s court challenge seeks to end charges for pregnant women who use medical marijuana (www.readfrontier.org)
The legal challenge involves the case of Brittany Gunsolus, 27, who used marijuana edibles and topical creams during her pregnancy with a recommendation from her doctor, according to the filing. Gunsolus gave birth to a healthy baby in Lawton in October 2020 who tested positive for marijuana. Child welfare workers closed an...
People with mental illness are more likely to die in jail. A new Oklahoma County program puts them in treatment instead (www.readfrontier.org)
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Audit finds special interest groups gave Oklahoma private schools first-dibs on federal relief money while rejecting poor kids (www.readfrontier.org)
State Superintendent Ryan Walters, then the head of a school reform group, guided shadowy efforts to distribute pandemic funds, leading to millions in questionable spending.
We fact-checked claims about Oklahoma’s abortion ban and conflicting laws | The Frontier (www.readfrontier.org)
