A new service that lets shoppers order their groceries online and have them delivered to their vehicle was unveiled Tuesday at the Walmart Neighborhood Market at 38th Street and Lee Blvd., and seve
Krys Bussell's dream has always been to open a gym in his hometown.
His dream came true in January of 2018 when he opened Southwest Barbell on SE 2nd Street in Lawton.
The Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) is leading an investigation into a Monday night assault at the Lawton Correctional Facility that resulted in the beating and stabbing of an inmate.
The Kiowa Tribe will be providing supplies for a special Back-to-School Distribution for Kiowa students grades pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade.
Lawton police are investigating over a pound of crack cocaine found in an abandoned car left at a vacant house.
Oklahomans aren't accepting lower expectations from their educators, candidates for State House and Senate said Tuesday.
DUNCAN A 57-year-old man is in jail after being accused of trying to burn up an air conditioner while drunk last Friday when the temperature met the century mark.
In a dramatic departure from years past, the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge will not be having its 75th annual Texas longhorn sale on the refuge this year.
The Oklahoma Blood Institute of Lawton and Lawton Aviation Services, with some help from KLAW radio, are teaming up for a blood drive.
County residents and the heads of some rural fire departments said Monday they want Comanche County Commissioners to reverse a decision that prevents the Pecan Creek Volunteer Fire Department from
The Lawton Board of Education formally adopted the new salary schedule for the district's personnel Monday, salary adjustments that went into effect Aug. 1.
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Dear Editor:
As I watch the television and read the paper of all the problems being reported from the state to national level, it is very disturbing.
To the Editor,
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Oklahoma drivers caught speeding on the state's highways are now subjected to smaller fines due to Senate Bill 1203, passed in May.
Wildlife photography by Lawton's own Kenny Seals will be on display in the gallery of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center the month of August.
Lenor Davis and Brenda Scarborough have been friends for a long time, so when Lenor asked Brenda if she would like to take a trip to McAllen, Texas recently, Brenda didn't hesitate and said 'yes.'
ELGIN A new T-shirt fundraiser will help the Elgin Community Library continue to provide many of the programs patrons have come to enjoy and rely on.
Department of Veterans Affairs officials say they strongly oppose passage of the Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act (HR 299), which would extend Agent Orange disability benefits and health care t
The line began forming about an hour before the doors even opened on Saturday.
A funding formula that the Oklahoma Department of Education routinely uses to allocate state appropriated money to school districts is drawing fire from a rural superintendent who says it isn't pro
The Douglass Lion is roaring again.
FLETCHER Seven decades peeled away Saturday as Fletcher welcomed home a native son, the years slipping away as memories of another time and another life returned, if only briefly.
Six years ago, when local schools began to implement a dress code, MacArthur science teacher Kimberly Jones thought back to her tough childhood growing up in Lawton.
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