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Illuminating Journalism View this email in your browser "It was like, 'Damn, are they going to let me die in here?'" The Court of Criminal Appeals on Thursday declared Malcolm Scott and De'Marchoe Carpenter innocent in a 1994 murder for which they'd been in prison more than 20 years.  Full story What happened to Jack? District 1 City Councilor Jack Henderson's greatest strength, his experience, turned out to be his greatest weakness in his unsuccessful bid for re-election Tuesday, according to several North Tulsa residents interviewed by The Frontier on Wednesday.  Read the story After passage of criminal justice reform measures, both sides discuss what happens next  Critics asked on Wednesday how long it would take for the proposed savings to trickle down, funding much-needed treatment options across the state.  Read more ICYMI: Despite strong recent quakes, the total number of earthquakes this year is hundreds below 2015. Have ideas for other stories you'd like to see in The Frontier or want to give us feedback? Please email us If you've already joined The Frontier, thank you for your support! You are keeping fearless journalism alive and vibrant in Tulsa.  Not a member yet? Join today.  Copyright © 2016 The Frontier, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up to be among the first to join The Frontier. Our mailing address is: The Frontier 12117 S 12th Ct Jenks, OK 74037 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list

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