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It is often through dark moments that the goodness of the human spirit shows itself.

A decade of education funding cuts has put a strain on one very important metric — class sizes.

The Cameron University Department of Social Sciences will present “Campus Shootings Profiling the Classroom,” the seventh presentation of the department’s “Justice For All Series.”

Born fighting for his life, Jacob Coin Hancock continued fighting every day for 23 months. As the fight neared its end, heaven’s call beckoned.

A physician who has become the face of community efforts to improve the health of children and a long-time businessman and active volunteer are among the Lawtonians who were recognized Friday durin

Members of the City Council have accepted a city staff recommendation that restores a contingency fund to the public safety facility under construction east of downtown.

A 21-year-old Lawton man was arrested and charged with causing over $17,000 in vehicle damage during a January-February spree of destruction.

Sawdust will be flying and men will be working as Lovesick Ministries, which is located at SW 11th Street and Summit, brings their warehouse up to city code in the next few days.

Bart Scroggins turned in his badge and gun for a textbook and whiteboard as one of more than 100 emergency certified teachers at Lawton Public Schools.

Police are investigating a “violent sexual assault” from Saturday near Comanche lake.

A three-vehicle crash believed to be caused by a pickup that crashed into an east Lawton home Wednesday morning is under investigation.

For the men and women who work to fix the state’s highways, they’re finding themselves in as much of a war zone as a work zone.