黑帮、金钱与凶杀：华人有组织犯罪主宰美国地下大麻交易
奥克拉荷马州的一起谋杀案导致四人丧生，同时为外界揭示了美国蓬勃发展的非法大麻生意如何被华人黑帮主宰，并帮助被指与中国威权政府有联系的帮派成为全球有组织犯罪体系中的强者。
Gangsters, money and murder: How Chinese organized crime is dominating Oklahoma’s illegal medical marijuana market
A quadruple murder in Oklahoma shows how the Chinese underworld has come to dominate the booming illicit trade, fortifying its rise as a global powerhouse with alleged ties to China’s authoritarian regime.
One prisoner called 911 for help at an understaffed Oklahoma prison
Like many states, Oklahoma is facing a staffing shortage in prisons, causing a dangerous environment for prisoners and overworked corrections officers.
Why Oklahoma prisons are seeing a spike in overdose deaths
The Department of Corrections is combatting staffing shortages, fentanyl and a constant stream of contraband smuggled into state prisons. Not all facilities have treatment programs to help.
Judge in Innocent Man case agrees to suppress original confession by Karl Fontenot
A judge has tossed the 1984 confession of Karl Fontenot as evidence, ruling it was “fatally unreliable.”
The death of nonbinary teen shines a national spotlight on Oklahoma’s anti-LGBTQ+ policies
Nex Benedict, 16, died one day after a fight in a school bathroom. The cause and circumstances surrounding their death remain under investigation even as public outrage grows.
Medical Marijuana Is Legal, But Oklahoma Is Charging Women for Using It While Pregnant
Courts are set to decide if using the drug during pregnancy is a crime, even as a growing number of women in the state face prosecution.
Three indicted on conspiracy charges in Swadley’s Foggy Bottom Kitchen scheme
The Frontier first reported on irregular charges to the state, including allegations of overpriced barbecue smokers and inflated fees.
