Woman arrested after man dragged with van
A Lawton man said his friend was drunk when she dragged him with his vehicle Thursday afternoon.
A Lawton man said his friend was drunk when she dragged him with his vehicle Thursday afternoon.
Defense attorneys are asking the death penalty trial for an inmate accused of plotting to execute another at the Lawton Correctional Facility nearly two years ago to be postponed, arguin
The Lawton Citywide Brotherhood's monthly meeting of Christian brothers will be at 7:30 a.m. Saturday at New Zion Baptist Church, 2101 SW N.H. Jones Ave.
The community is invited to help fight multiple sclerosis by being part of Walk MS: Lawton 2014 Saturday at Elmer Thomas Park.
Two Altus residents represented Southwest Oklahoma at the 2014 Boston Marathon, a year after that same event was marred by a terrorist attack that left three dead and about 260 injured.
The Lawton High School graduating class of 1974 will celebrate its 40th reunion Sept. 1, with events Aug. 29-30 leading up to the main reunion on Labor Day.
ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE News that Altus Air Force Base will become the training center for the new KC-46A was delivered to the base by none other than Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Le
ALTUS Police say they solved several recent residential burglaries with the arrests of three juveniles.
MOUNTAIN PARK The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is probing the shooting of a man Tuesday night at a Mountain Park home.
Moderate to heavy rain was reported across Southwest Oklahoma Wednesday evening as a storm also brought gusty winds and reports of hail in some locations.
Investigation into the death of a local man killed by a hit-and-run driver continued Wednesday, but Lawton police say they've already gathered information that points to a possible suspe
Luminaries from the worlds of government, education and business gathered at Cameron University's McCasland Ballroom Wednesday to discuss ways to improve science, technology, engineering
The City Council put the finishing touches on the spending categories for the city's allocation of Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnership funds, in preparation
A former material witness in the murder trial for Kenneth Nobles appeared in district court for sentencing Wednesday, but not for any charges related to the case.
The Comanche Indian Veterans Association will continue planting granite markers Saturday at the gravesites of the Comanche Code Talkers of World Wars I and II.
Cameron University will host the Eighth Annual Conference of the Oklahoma Criminal Justice Association (OCJA) on Friday.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Legislation that would trim Oklahoma's personal income tax rate when state revenue improves was approved by the House on Wednesday in spite of objections that it's ir
OKLAHOMA CITY Members of the Oklahoma Air National Guard's 146th Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS), located at Will Rogers Air National Guard Base in Oklahoma City, are training on
FREDERICK The Tillman County Sheriff said a pair of Cuban nationals arrested Monday night were caught with about two dozen fraudulent credit cards and that they may be responsible for a
DUNCAN Work to expand water alternatives for the City of Duncan was approved Tuesday night by city council members.
TULSA (AP) A Tulsa-area man whose hepatitis C diagnosis led Oklahoma to close two dental clinics and suggest AIDS testing for 7,000 patients last year says his illness has left him depr
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Some conservative politicians and activists are planning to protest U.S.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Multiple rounds of severe weather are in the forecast for much of Oklahoma through the weekend.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) A bill to allow some aging prisoners to be released from prison early has been shot down in the Oklahoma Senate.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) A plan to eventually boost public school funding in Oklahoma by $600 million each year cleared the Oklahoma Senate on Wednesday, although the final details still need
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