A sexual assault survivor and state evidence board member is urging lawmakers to establish deadlines for testing rape kits, saying DNA evidence has helped investigators connect cases across the ...

Funding concerns are a key issue in Oklahoma County races this year. The Frontier examined candidates’ claims.

Recruiters promised Oklahomans struggling with addiction free treatment and housing in Southern California. Patients ...

The Frontier examined how state officials helped reopen the Diamondback Correctional Facility, how the Department of Corrections and a private prison company stand to profit, and what detainees and ...

After taking over for Ryan Walters, Oklahoma’s interim state superintendent faced low morale, a backlog of records requests ...

After sitting idle for over a decade, a for-profit prison in rural Western Oklahoma is now a key hub in the Trump Administration’s plan to carry out the largest mass-deportation effort in U.S. history ...

An interim study examined ways to help defendants await trial outside of jail, from expanded legal representation to individualized assessments of their ability to pay bail. Officials say reforms ...

After serving more than four decades for a 1983 killing, Tony Mann could soon be released from prison. His younger brother, who was also sentenced to death, has spent the past year rebuilding his life ...

The Frontier’s Executive Editor Dylan Goforth spoke with Democratic House Minority Leader Cyndi Munson about her decision to run for governor. Munson, D-Oklahoma City, was first elected to the House ...

James Pavatt is scheduled to be executed Nov. 12 for killing his girlfriend Brenda Andrew’s husband in 2001. His attorney argued there was no credible evidence Pavatt was the shooter, and the jury ...