Hundreds of voices joined together Saturday to march to the Bentley Gates of Fort Sill to protest plans to house up to 1,400 unaccompanied immigrant minors at the military base.
For the second consecutive year, locals will get a chance to hear and visit with candidates for city council.
The Comanche Nation Vocational Rehabilitation program will have an outreach event to provide information about vocational rehabilitation services to American Indians with disabilities that have cre
The Lawton Indian Hospital is hosting its 7th Annual Back to School Kids Health Fair.
Students in Lawton Public Schools will be paying 15 cents more for their lunches when the school year resumes in August.
A nude man found Tuesday morning inside a trailer full of soda claimed he was drugged and raped, according to police, but was arrested for third-degree burglary.
The trek to the top of Mountain Scott has been a Southwest Oklahoma tradition for 81 years — ever since the six-year project was completed in two phases.
The trek to the top of Mountain Scott has been a Southwest Oklahoma tradition for 81 years — ever since the six-year project was completed in two phases.
Lawtonians can cool down with some water-related activities, as well as explore locally-owned shops and businesses at two events that make their return this week.
A police pursuit by vehicle that began with a run red light resulted in a wreck with a parked vehicle and ended with a foot chase and arrest for a man.
Sharpen those pencils and brush up on the bus schedule, school is almost back in session.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s rainy spring has provided an ideal environment for ticks.
The City Council will consider a proposal Tuesday to put City Attorney Frank Jensen on administrative leave.
The Comanche Nation Casino will celebrate its 36th anniversary today with drawings, prizes and entertainment.
Several locals are starting a program to try to increase the availability and affordability of a cannabis oil that professionals have, up to this point, only prescribed to cancer patients.
The local branch of the NAACP is seeking to make sure the investigation of the June 10 shooting death
Lawton police’s tactical team staked out a home for several hours Tuesday morning following the report of a potential armed situation with child hostages only to learn the suspect wasn’t home.
The 1969 moon landing might have influenced Christine Womack’s career choice, but it definitely launched her on a decades-long love affair with all things NASA and space.
FREDERICK — On June 5, 1944, more than 23,000 allied soldiers dropped behind enemy lines on the eve of D-Day.
It might be 2019 in Southwest Oklahoma, but on Saturday morning, it’s going to look a bit like the beaches of Normandy, circa D-Day in 1944.
A woman from Afghanistan who enlisted in the United States Army because she wants to make things better in her native land is undergoing the rigors of Combat Basic Training at Fort Sill.
As Fort Sill prepares facilities for up to 1,400 unaccompanied alien minors to be housed, for the third time in four weeks an organized protest is coming together to give voice to the voiceless, ac
Lawton police responded to a report of a possible homicide Thursday and learned it was part of a “doxxing” and “swatting” incident.
A local developer is moving closer to breaking ground on a project that will bring a popular Oklahoma City eatery to Lawton in what will be the restaurant chain’s first “ground up” project.
When the Numunu make the journey to Walters this weekend for the 67th annual homecoming celebration of all things Comanche, many will travel a roadway to be recognized by this time next year as the
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