Fort Sill observed Veterans Day three days early this year, and in a departure from past years, the ceremony took place outdoors, amid the markers of Constitution Park honoring veterans of past con
Frederick-based Henniges Automotive is expanding to Lawton, bringing a new manufacturing finishing facility that is expected to bring new jobs to the community.
Developers of cutting-edge weapons technology are getting immediate feedback from U.S.
Lawton firefighters scrambled Tuesday night to contain a house fire that totaled an unoccupied home west of South Sheridan Road.
Veterans are appreciated 24/7 in Lawton-Fort Sill, and Veterans Day and the week leading up to it will see several celebrations and ceremonies to honor and remember those who have served their coun
A 34-year-old man already charged with a drug distribution count is accused of aggravated possession of child porn after a search warrant of his phone revealed illegal photos of children.
A Cyril man in town to do some shopping found that an aggressive panhandler turned violent and pepper-sprayed him after he'd given her money.
The Community Action Development Corporation (CADC,) based in Frederick, and Southwest Community Action Group, based in Altus, have teamed up with Western Oklahoma State College (WOSC) to offer job
Lawton residents elected businessman Stan Booker as mayor Tuesday, and voted to return Ward 2 Councilman Keith Jackson to office.
An exit poll conducted by a group of Cameron University students shows a more complicated Lawton political landscape than election results yielded.
A man police said terrorized a group of kids and, with a bat, chased another man Sunday morning was arrested for assault, disturbing the peace and obstructing an officer.
Voters returned District Attorney Fred Smith and District Judge Emmit Tayloe to office Tuesday, while Comanche County voters kept one commissioner incumbent and selected a new commissioner for the
Two new faces will represent Lawton when the Oklahoma Legislature reconvenes in February.
CenterPoint Energy donated more than 40 mobile data laptop terminals to the Altus Police Department recently.
ALTUS — Five proposed changes to the City of Altus charter were soundly defeated by voters Tuesday.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Voters in Oklahoma haven’t elected a Democrat for president since Lyndon Johnson in 1964, but it’s a different story with governor.
Oklahoma voters passed one state question by an overwhelming margin Tuesday.
Angelita “Angie” Rosario Butac joined our Lord Almighty, Tuesday afternoon, October 30, 2018, with family at her side. She was a devoted wife, mother, auntie, sister and friend.
ELGIN — They may not be old enough to vote, but the 40 students of Melissa Evon’s civics class at Elgin Middle School are well aware of the issues facing this state and country and the candidates t
Today is election day, and voters will be heading to the polls to make their choices for local, state and federal races.
A group of Cameron University students will utilize today’s election as a learning lesson and the culmination of months of hard work.
In the early 1960’s 4 ladies began a wonderful school in the basement of Centenary Methodist Church. It was for our disabled children in the Lawton area.
A new restaurant will hold its grand opening and ribbon-cutting on Tuesday beginning at 8:30 a.m.
Two dozen volunteer firefighters took time Sunday to test out for Firefighter-1 certification under live fire.
It’s that time once again for The Lawton AMBUCS to gear up and serve the hungry masses at their Annual Pancake Day.
Today marks the 63rd Annual Lawton AMBUCS Pancake Day feast.
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