Mine resistant vehicles more parade float than an enforcement tool
The Frontier requested travel logs for all of the mine-resistant vehicles in use by Oklahoma law enforcement, but many do not keep such records.
It’s been a first year ‘like no other’ for Rep. Stephanie Bice, who opposed much of Biden’s agenda
Bice has worked on a handful of bipartisan efforts over the past year, including a bill to provide injured national guardsmen access to medical care, but opposed Biden’s infrastructure package.
The debate over what schools teach about race could sway Oklahoma elections
Republicans hope to ride a new wave of education activism among conservatives in 2022.
Help The Frontier fund the ‘extra mile’
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Hofmeister is running as a Democrat. Would she govern like one?
The former lifelong Republican said she was motivated to switch parties because she disagrees with many of Gov. Kevin Stitt’s policies.
Listen Frontier: Board recommends Julius Jones have his sentence commuted. What comes next?
Listen Frontier host Ben Felder and Frontier editor Dylan Goforth discuss what happened in Julius Jones’ commutation case this week, as well as what comes next as the state attempts to begin executions again.
Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A war veteran who loved trucks, hunting and his daughter
‘He loved us deeply, in his way.’
Oklahoma’s largest school district will defy state law and mandate masks
Oklahoma City Public Schools will announce mandatory face coverings for students and staff.
