The end of the 35 day federal government shutdown may have arrived, but for workers and those who depend on its services, the following 18 days have offered little hope for conclusion.
Veterans who flooded the Department of Veterans Affairs with reimbursement claims for private sector emergency care, in the wake of their appeals court victory in the Staab case, have been getting
Parents with students in Lawton Public Schools will be able to track their children’s buses by March, if the district meets its timeline for a new project.
Fort Sill Garrison Commander Col. Don King expressed confidence Friday that a new program to make access to post quicker and easier will yield positive results.
There are 365 days in a calendar year (366 in a leap year) and more than 325 million people in the United States.
The Country Mart store at NW 9th and Gore will be changing their name soon, but, according to the district manager, everything will remain the same except for cheaper grocery prices.
Officials at Lawton-Fort Sill Regional Airport are working with Fort Sill and City of Lawton officials to complete the details that will allow the start of a hangar renovation project that will ben
The first post-walkout legislative session is getting underway and lawmakers have proposed bills aimed at alleviating the teacher shortage and
Law enforcement are warning all to be on the lookout for phone scams.
MCALESTER — Authorities say a 48-year-old inmate who ran from a minimum-security prison in eastern Oklahoma has been apprehended a day after his escape.
The Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments will fund 22 projects across Southwest Oklahoma for a total of $1,146,739 in Rural Economic Action Plan Grants.
Hundreds of Eisenhower High School students proved diplomacy isn’t dead in politics during a three-day United Nations exercise.
While metal detecting at Kathy Newcombe Park on Wednesday, Crystal Marez and her husband Anthony found, under a large amount of dirt and sand, a Lawton High School class ring, still in remarkably g
As guest speaker for Fort Sill’s observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Jim Meyer and Bobby Glass have been named winners of the 2018 Frank and Mae Rush Awards for their dedication to making the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge a place that others can enjoy.
Comanche County’s newest Special District Judge assumed his robe before a large audience Thursday.
Law enforcement is seeking a fast food worker accused of identity theft and computer crimes.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Army National Guard made history by pinning its first female general officer, Brig. Gen. Cynthia K.
The City Council has given its support for a renovation project that will restore old apartment complexes in north Lawton.
Have you ever wondered who your ancestors are and where they came from?
One man linked to Saturday night’s homicide turned himself in Tuesday night, but the accused shooter remains on the lam.
A gunshot to a vehicle led police to a Sunday morning domestic incident.
CACHE — A Cache High School parking lot is a tapestry of creativity, courtesy of a group of students.
City Council members agreed Tuesday to allow city staff to analyze the idea of making the city jail a separate entity, rather than a division of Lawton Police Department.
Farm Service Agency offices will reopen to provide additional administrative services to farmers during the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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