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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions turn down to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

The Latest: UN looking into 2nd North Korean seismic shock

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Cambodia paper is latest victim of intensifying crackdown

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Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

In a statement Thursday, federal and state environmental officials said their primary concerns were the availability of healthy drinking water and “ensuring wastewater systems are being monitored, tested for safety and managed appropriately.”

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthfull immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says he expects the Environmental Protection Agency “to get on top” of the threat of possible water contamination after an Associated Press report of very toxic waste sites flooded in the.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Implemented in 2012, DACA gives about 800,000 people who arrived in the country undocumented, brought here by their parents, the capability to work legally in the US,, as well as other rights, such as attending college.

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

The Alabama defense turned in a predominant spectacle, the Florida State special teams suffered a terrible night, and one of the most anticipated opening games in college football history went to the top-ranked.

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

The Joint Chiefs of Staff in Seoul says in a statement South Korea’s military has strengthened monitoring and readiness and is mulling a multiplicity of possible responses that could be shoved together with its ally the U.S.

The Joint Chiefs of Staff in Seoul says in a statement South Korea’s military has strengthened monitoring and readiness and is mulling a multitude of possible responses that could be shoved together with its ally the U.S.

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

South Korea’s weather agency estimated the nuclear blast yield of the presumed test was inbetween fifty and sixty kilotons, or five to six times stronger than North Korea’s fifth test in September 2016.

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. Tho’ some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need private hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to lady

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

One person was sent to the hospital, after a crash in Lawton. This was the scene on south Railroad and F Avenue around 1:30 this afternoon. Lawton Police say a silver car headed west on F Ave failed to yield at a stop sign and slammed into that crimson Ameri-Cab. One passenger inwards the silver car was taken to the hospital. No word on their condition. Two people inwards the Ameri-Cab also had minor injuries.

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is demonstrating off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are utter of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

A man was stabbed at Ross Estates on Wednesday night. According to police, a man stabbed his ex-girlfriend`s fresh bf in the tummy and then fled the scene before officers arrived. On Thursday morning, the suspect was found sleeping outside of home in the Eisenhower Village Area. Investigators say when the occupants awoke him, the suspect took off yet again. Officers were able to catch up with the suspect near SW Fenwick Ave and Bainbridge Avenue.

A man was stabbed at Ross Estates on Wednesday night. According to police, a man stabbed his ex-girlfriend`s fresh beau in the tummy and then fled the scene before officers arrived. On Thursday morning, the suspect was found sleeping outside of home in the Eisenhower Village Area. Investigators say when the occupants awoke him, the suspect took off yet again. Officers were able to catch up with the suspect near SW Fenwick Ave and Bainbridge Avenue.

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty makeshift contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Photos with prayers for help in finding the missing from Tropical Storm Harvey are being posted, cut-and-pasted, and retweeted by the thousands as desperate family members seek loved ones who they fear might be dead, but may only have a dead phone.

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

Randy Wolfe, forty nine of Lawton, has been arrested for five felony offenses– one count of aggravated possession of child pornography, two counts of distribution of child pornography, one count of child sexual manhandle and one count of violating the computer crimes act.

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

The Oklahoma Blood Institute in Lawton is getting in the spirit and suggested pretty excellent incentives for OSU and OU fans. A tailgate party was held today at the donor center for people who gave blood before the Labor Day weekend. Donors got their choice of OSU Orange or OU Crimson “Win from Within” t-shirts. But that’s not all! The Oklahoma Beef Council was there providing out all-beef hotdogs to donors.

The Oklahoma Blood Institute in Lawton is getting in the spirit and suggested pretty superb incentives for OSU and OU fans. A tailgate party was held today at the donor center for people who gave blood before the Labor Day weekend. Donors got their choice of OSU Orange or OU Crimson “Win from Within” t-shirts. But that’s not all! The Oklahoma Beef Council was there providing out all-beef hotdogs to donors.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the purpose is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Voters will go to the polls September twelve for the Special City of Lawton Election involving wards 6, 7, & 8. Early voting at the Comanche County Courthouse is September 7th and 8th from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Polls are open from seven a.m. to seven p.m. Tuesday, September 12th. Anyone who needs to look up their polling place, verify their registration information, or view a sample ballot can do so online.

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

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Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we train kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

A Duncan family has filed a petition against Duncan Public Schools and Duncan High School Athletic Director, Craig Benson. The family accuses Benson of harassment, brunt and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent hiring and retention.

A Duncan family has filed a petition against Duncan Public Schools and Duncan High School Athletic Director, Craig Benson. The family accuses Benson of harassment, attack and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent hiring and retention.

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Both suspects in the Norman shooting of Tiffany Godwin on Saturday have turned themselves in. Charles Curtis «Kurt» Hornback turned himself into the Norman Police Department this morning. Hornback had an outstanding warrant for Very first Degree Murder in connection with the death of Godwin. Ashlee Nicole Vasquez turned herself into the Caddo County Sheriff`s Office at approximately 12:30 a.m. yesterday.

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

Less than a month after classes began, Cameron High School went up in flames just before 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Classes were canceled on Wednesday. The school houses students in grades 6th through 12th grade. Kristie Ann Buggy Crews from Pocola Fire Department, LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office, Poteau Fire Department and the Pocola Police Department actively fought the blaze for ninety minutes.

Less than a month after classes embarked, Cameron High School went up in flames just before 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Classes were canceled on Wednesday. The school houses students in grades 6th through 12th grade. Kristie Ann Buggy Crews from Pocola Fire Department, LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office, Poteau Fire Department and the Pocola Police Department actively fought the blaze for ninety minutes.

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Today, the Lawton VA Mobile Vet Center deploys to Dallas to suggest counseling services to Veterans and the community affected by Hurricane Harvey. Lawton Vet Center are in Dallas to provide support to Hurricane Harvey evacuates at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center «mega shelter.»

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to reminisce the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

A triage center has been set up in an airport hangar in Oklahoma City, waiting to help victims of Harvey. The Oklahoma City VA Hospital is spearheading the Federal Coordination Center at Metro Technology Center’s Aviation Career Centers. Several hospitals and care facilities in Texas have been impacted by Harvey, and so patients need to be transported to other locations, including Oklahoma.

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin has issued a state of emergency for Oklahoma in order to help states affected by Harvey. This permits state agencies to make emergency purchases to speed up the delivery of resources to those hit hardest by the disaster. Fallin said that state and local governments can then decently react to requests for aid in those states.

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Police in Warr Acres say dash camera movie showcasing the moment when a pedestrian was hit by an officer’s cruiser will be released today. We very first brought you this story yesterday morning. Authorities say the officer was traveling east on the Northwest thirty nine Expressway when a pedestrian stepped out in front of his car. They say the dash camera footage shows the officer was not going above the speed limit at the time.

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

The Cache Schools Education Foundation will be hosting the 4th Annual CSEF Benefit Concert tonight, August 31st, from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Cache Auditorium, one hundred two East «H» Ave. There will be special flute, clarinet, soprano and piano spectacles by Ben and Kelly Silber, Williams and Yiuka Spannagel, and Sandy Greene. This event is free and everyone is invited to love a night of music. Donations will be accepted.

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

The City of Lawton says the computer network in the revenue service and human resource departments are up in running. They are fully operational today and able to resume utility billing services, payments, and employee payroll operations. Citizens no longer need hard copies of utility bills to make on-site payments and all City employees will receive checks on Friday. Oklahoma Cyber Security is presently working to assess, investigate and remedy the issues.

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black subs, known as freedmen, who were once possessed by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling transferred down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Descendants of black gimps, known as freedmen, who were once possessed by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling transferred down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

The Oklahoma State Cowboys will begin off the football season at home tonight. The team comebacks with head coach Mike Gundy tonight at 6:30 at Boone Pickens Stadium. They’ll be facing off against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes. The game will air on Fox Sports 1. The Cowboys next game will be against South Alabama a week from tomorrow.

The Oklahoma State Cowboys will commence off the football season at home tonight. The team comebacks with head coach Mike Gundy tonight at 6:30 at Boone Pickens Stadium. They’ll be facing off against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes. The game will air on Fox Sports 1. The Cowboys next game will be against South Alabama a week from tomorrow.

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

The Lawton School Board is considering a bond issue to build a fresh Eisenhower Middle School. The plans were introduced to board members during a special meeting earlier this week and next Tuesday, they’ll vote on whether to stir forward with the plan.

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions turn down to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

The Latest: UN looking into 2nd North Korean seismic shock

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Cambodia paper is latest victim of intensifying crackdown

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Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to female

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to lady

Serena Williams’ baby woman weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby doll weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air demonstrate is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air demonstrate is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are utter of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

The Oklahoma Blood Institute in Lawton is getting in the spirit and suggested pretty good incentives for OSU and OU fans. A tailgate party was held today at the donor center for people who gave blood before the Labor Day weekend. Donors got their choice of OSU Orange or OU Crimson “Win from Within” t-shirts. But that’s not all! The Oklahoma Beef Council was there providing out all-beef hotdogs to donors.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

Less than a month after classes commenced, Cameron High School went up in flames just before 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Classes were canceled on Wednesday. The school houses students in grades 6th through 12th grade. Kristie Ann Buggy Crews from Pocola Fire Department, LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office, Poteau Fire Department and the Pocola Police Department actively fought the blaze for ninety minutes.

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Police in Warr Acres say dash camera movie demonstrating the moment when a pedestrian was hit by an officer’s cruiser will be released today. We very first brought you this story yesterday morning. Authorities say the officer was traveling east on the Northwest thirty nine Expressway when a pedestrian stepped out in front of his car. They say the dash camera footage shows the officer was not going above the speed limit at the time.

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black subs, known as freedmen, who were once possessed by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling passed down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Descendants of black victims, known as freedmen, who were once wielded by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling transferred down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

The Oklahoma State Cowboys will embark off the football season at home tonight. The team comebacks with head coach Mike Gundy tonight at 6:30 at Boone Pickens Stadium. They’ll be facing off against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes. The game will air on Fox Sports 1. The Cowboys next game will be against South Alabama a week from tomorrow.

The Oklahoma State Cowboys will begin off the football season at home tonight. The team comes back with head coach Mike Gundy tonight at 6:30 at Boone Pickens Stadium. They’ll be facing off against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes. The game will air on Fox Sports 1. The Cowboys next game will be against South Alabama a week from tomorrow.

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions deny to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

The Latest: UN looking into 2nd North Korean seismic shock

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Cambodia paper is latest victim of intensifying crackdown

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Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

The Joint Chiefs of Staff in Seoul says in a statement South Korea’s military has strengthened monitoring and readiness and is mulling a diversity of possible responses that could be shoved together with its ally the U.S.

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to damsel

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Serena Williams’ baby lady weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby woman weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

The Lawton Police Department is displaying off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

A man was stabbed at Ross Estates on Wednesday night. According to police, a man stabbed his ex-girlfriend`s fresh bf in the belly and then fled the scene before officers arrived. On Thursday morning, the suspect was found sleeping outside of home in the Eisenhower Village Area. Investigators say when the occupants awoke him, the suspect took off yet again. Officers were able to catch up with the suspect near SW Fenwick Ave and Bainbridge Avenue.

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

The Oklahoma Blood Institute in Lawton is getting in the spirit and suggested pretty fine incentives for OSU and OU fans. A tailgate party was held today at the donor center for people who gave blood before the Labor Day weekend. Donors got their choice of OSU Orange or OU Crimson “Win from Within” t-shirts. But that’s not all! The Oklahoma Beef Council was there providing out all-beef hotdogs to donors.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

A Duncan family has filed a petition against Duncan Public Schools and Duncan High School Athletic Director, Craig Benson. The family accuses Benson of harassment, onslaught and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent hiring and retention.

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Police in Warr Acres say dash camera movie displaying the moment when a pedestrian was hit by an officer’s cruiser will be released today. We very first brought you this story yesterday morning. Authorities say the officer was traveling east on the Northwest thirty nine Expressway when a pedestrian stepped out in front of his car. They say the dash camera footage shows the officer was not going above the speed limit at the time.

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black victims, known as freedmen, who were once possessed by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling passed down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Descendants of black gimps, known as freedmen, who were once wielded by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling transferred down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

The Oklahoma State Cowboys will commence off the football season at home tonight. The team comes back with head coach Mike Gundy tonight at 6:30 at Boone Pickens Stadium. They’ll be facing off against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes. The game will air on Fox Sports 1. The Cowboys next game will be against South Alabama a week from tomorrow.

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions reject to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

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S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

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Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to lady

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to doll

Serena Williams’ baby chick weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby lady weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

A man was stabbed at Ross Estates on Wednesday night. According to police, a man stabbed his ex-girlfriend`s fresh beau in the belly and then fled the scene before officers arrived. On Thursday morning, the suspect was found sleeping outside of home in the Eisenhower Village Area. Investigators say when the occupants awoke him, the suspect took off yet again. Officers were able to catch up with the suspect near SW Fenwick Ave and Bainbridge Avenue.

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black marionettes, known as freedmen, who were once possessed by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling passed down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions turn down to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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Poland to seek extradition from Italy of gang rape suspects

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Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

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Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to female

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Serena Williams’ baby chick weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black subs, known as freedmen, who were once wielded by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling passed down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Cleveland unions reject to hold flag at Browns opening game

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

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China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

Poland to seek extradition from Italy of gang rape suspects

BRICS countries urge UN reform, cooperation on terrorism

Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

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Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to damsel

Serena Williams’ baby lady weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby doll weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters began ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

Local News News More>>

VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

The Oklahoma State Cowboys will embark off the football season at home tonight. The team comes back with head coach Mike Gundy tonight at 6:30 at Boone Pickens Stadium. They’ll be facing off against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes. The game will air on Fox Sports 1. The Cowboys next game will be against South Alabama a week from tomorrow.

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Cleveland unions deny to hold flag at Browns opening game

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

International More>>

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

Poland to seek extradition from Italy of gang rape suspects

BRICS countries urge UN reform, cooperation on terrorism

Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

Local News News More>>

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to dame

Tennis superb Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Serena Williams’ baby doll weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is demonstrating off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black subs, known as freedmen, who were once wielded by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling transferred down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Descendants of black marionettes, known as freedmen, who were once wielded by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling transferred down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Cleveland unions reject to hold flag at Browns opening game

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

International More>>

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

Poland to seek extradition from Italy of gang rape suspects

BRICS countries urge UN reform, cooperation on terrorism

Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

Local News News More>>

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Tennis superb Serena Williams gives birth to doll

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to damsel

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby woman weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions deny to hold flag at Browns opening game

Cleveland unions reject to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

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Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

The announcement comes as a surprise, as there had been little indication that William’s wifey, the former Kate Middleton, was pregnant.

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Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to dame

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Serena Williams’ baby lady weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is demonstrating off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black victims, known as freedmen, who were once wielded by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling passed down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Global stocks down on concern over North Korean nuclear test

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions deny to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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The Latest: US-backed coerces advance in Syria’s Raqqa

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Cambodia paper is latest victim of intensifying crackdown

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

The announcement comes as a surprise, as there had been little indication that William’s wifey, the former Kate Middleton, was pregnant.

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Tennis superb Serena Williams gives birth to doll

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby chick weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Global stocks down on concern over North Korean nuclear test

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions turn down to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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The Latest: US-backed coerces advance in Syria’s Raqqa

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Cambodia paper is latest victim of intensifying crackdown

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

The announcement comes as a surprise, as there had been little indication that William’s wifey, the former Kate Middleton, was pregnant.

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to lady

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to female

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby doll weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air demonstrate is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is demonstrating off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters began ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Global stocks down on concern over North Korean nuclear test

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

Cleveland unions turn down to hold flag at Browns opening game

Cleveland unions reject to hold flag at Browns opening game

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

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The Latest: US-backed compels advance in Syria’s Raqqa

The Latest: US-backed coerces advance in Syria’s Raqqa

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Cambodia paper is latest victim of intensifying crackdown

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

The announcement comes as a surprise, as there had been little indication that William’s wifey, the former Kate Middleton, was pregnant.

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Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to woman

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby woman weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is displaying off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are utter of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Global stocks down on concern over North Korean nuclear test

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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Cleveland unions deny to hold flag at Browns opening game

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic to face off against governor

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

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BRICS countries urge UN reform, cooperation on terrorism

Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

Colombia to sign cease-fire with last guerrilla group

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to doll

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to female

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

The Lawton Police Department is displaying off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are utter of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

Local News News More>>

VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

Taper tiptoe: Strong euro complicates ECB’s stimulus plans

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Danger not over: Gas leaks, mold loom for Harvey evacuees

Groups seek ban on high-dose opioids citing overdose danger

Utah officer who arrested nurse over blood test put on leave

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China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

BRICS countries urge UN reform, cooperation on terrorism

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

Colombia to sign cease-fire with last guerrilla group

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to female

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Serena Williams’ baby doll weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby lady weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black gimps, known as freedmen, who were once wielded by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling passed down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Danger not over: Gas leaks, mold loom for Harvey evacuees

Groups seek ban on high-dose opioids citing overdose danger

Utah officer who arrested nurse over blood test put on leave

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to doll

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to female

Serena Williams’ baby chick weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air demonstrate is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

Local News News More>>

VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black marionettes, known as freedmen, who were once wielded by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling passed down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth after logging six hundred sixty five days aloft.

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth after logging six hundred sixty five days aloft.

What’s on US astronaut’s wish list after nine months in space?

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

International More>>

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

The Latest: UN official: NKorea test ‘dangerous provocation’

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

Colombia to sign cease-fire with last guerrilla group

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Local News News More>>

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Tennis superb Serena Williams gives birth to female

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is demonstrating off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

Local News News More>>

VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth after logging six hundred sixty five days aloft.

What’s on US astronaut’s wish list after nine months in space?

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

NYC attempts fencing in often-violent Caribbean celebration

International More>>

China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

The Latest: UN official: NKorea test ‘dangerous provocation’

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

Colombia to sign cease-fire with last guerrilla group

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Local News News More>>

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to lady

Tennis superb Serena Williams gives birth to woman

Serena Williams’ baby lady weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby chick weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is demonstrating off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black gimps, known as freedmen, who were once possessed by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling passed down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth after logging six hundred sixty five days aloft.

What’s on US astronaut’s wish list after nine months in space?

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

Danger not over: Gas leaks, mold loom for Harvey evacuees

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China says Trump’s trade threat over N. Korea ‘unacceptable’

BRICS countries urge UN reform, cooperation on terrorism

Wounded and ‘afraid,’ Rohingya seek Bangladesh hospital aid

Colombia to sign cease-fire with last guerrilla group

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

UN Security Council sets emergency meeting on NKorea blast

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to woman

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to female

Serena Williams’ baby doll weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is demonstrating off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Descendants of black victims, known as freedmen, who were once possessed by members of the Cherokee Nation have a right to tribal citizenship under a ruling transferred down by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Politics predominate summer’s last hurrah on Labor Day

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

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US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Back from watery grave: car stolen in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine in France

Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ screens in 3-D at Venice

Poland to seek extradition from Italy of gang rape suspects

Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Tennis superb Serena Williams gives birth to dame

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to doll

Serena Williams’ baby chick weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Politics predominate summer’s last hurrah on Labor Day

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

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US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to doll

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to woman

Serena Williams’ baby dame weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Politics predominate summer’s last hurrah on Labor Day

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

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US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to dame

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby doll weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Politics predominate summer’s last hurrah on Labor Day

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

The most exposed consumers tend to be middle-class people who don’t qualify for the law’s income-based subsidies, including early retirees, self-employed professionals and business owners.

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US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Serena Williams’ baby lady weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby woman weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is showcasing off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are total of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Fallout from Utah nurse arrest: Policy switches, apologies

Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Politics predominate summer’s last hurrah on Labor Day

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

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Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

Colombia signs cease-fire deal with last guerrilla group

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Guatemala request to lift president’s immunity to proceed

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to female

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to dame

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat demonstrate is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

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The announcement comes as a surprise, as there had been little indication that William’s wifey, the former Kate Middleton, was pregnant.

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US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis superb Serena Williams gives birth to woman

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to lady

Serena Williams’ baby lady weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby doll weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air demonstrate is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, however the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually kicking off to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Caribbean celebration held in Fresh York amid taut security

Fallout from Utah nurse arrest: Policy switches, apologies

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US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

The announcement comes as a surprise, as there had been little indication that William’s wifey, the former Kate Middleton, was pregnant.

106-year-old Afghan woman faces deportation from Sweden

Frances McDormand scorches in ‘Three Billboards’ at Venice

Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ screens in 3-D at Venice

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US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to damsel

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to female

Serena Williams’ baby dame weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby woman weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is displaying off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are utter of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting starts Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Caribbean celebration held in Fresh York amid taut security

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Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress downright dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthful immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now powerfully bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims however care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis excellent Serena Williams gives birth to doll

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to damsel

Serena Williams’ baby female weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Demonstrate. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is displaying off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are utter of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at utter volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters began pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis embarks sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in showcase of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair commences today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine showcase starts at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Caribbean celebration held in Fresh York amid taut security

Fallout from Utah nurse arrest: Policy switches, apologies

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Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ screens in 3-D at Venice

Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

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Guatemala request to lift president’s immunity to proceed

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Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress entirely dry in his flooded house.

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress totally dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comebacks to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strenuously bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to chick

Tennis superb Serena Williams gives birth to dame

Serena Williams’ baby damsel weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby woman weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the aim is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting embarks Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

How to Donate

Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Navajo High School is hosting a supply drive to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The supply drive will last until September 8th. «I would love to see the community support the difference these kids are attempting to make in the lives of so many people that find themselves without. In our speech program, we instruct kids how to use their voice. This project is what they choose to speak out on and it is a worthy cause,» said educator Brandi Waldroop.

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters commenced pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Harvey’s floodwaters embarked pulling down across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a demonstrate of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually commencing to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a squad if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in individual funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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VA Mobile Vet Center Deploys to Dallas

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys begin off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Oklahoma State Cowboys embark off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and resumes through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine demonstrate commences at 7:00 tomorrow night.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair starts today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat showcase is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Ease comes leisurely for coastal towns recovering from Harvey

Fallout from Utah nurse arrest: Policy switches, apologies

Politics predominate summer’s last hurrah on Labor Day

Houston residents mark Labor Day sorting through storm ruins

Houston’s mayor insists that America’s fourth-largest city is “open for business,” but major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.

Caribbean celebration held in Fresh York amid taut security

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Ems of thousands in Russia’s Chechnya rally for Rohingya

Colombia signs cease-fire deal with last guerrilla group

S. Koreans worry North Korean nukes will harm US alliance

Guatemala request to lift president’s immunity to proceed

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US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Trump expected to end program for youthfull immigrants

Trump expected to end program for youthful immigrants

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Eastern Caribbean battens down as Hurricane Irma approaches

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Trump expected to end DACA, but with 6-month delay

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Mattis: NKorea threat would bring massive military response

The nuclear test is the North’s very first since U.S. President Donald Trump assumed office in January.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Hurricane Irma remains powerful as it moves through Atlantic

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

No. One Alabama smothers No. Three Florida State in opener, 24-7

White House still determining who gets Trump’s Harvey donation

DOJ says it has no records related to Trump Tower ‘wiretaps’

Justice Department says in a legal filing that it has no information about wiretaps President Donald Trump once claimed had been made of his Trump Tower in Fresh York.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

The Latest: US, South Korea speak after North’s nuclear test

Wedding dress survives in home flooded by Harvey

After wading through chest-deep water, a Texas firefighter found his fiancee`s wedding dress fully dry in his flooded house.

North Korea conducts 6th nuclear test, says it was H-bomb

Russia lashes out after Trump orders diplomatic posts closed

Trump administration requests that Moscow close three of its facilities in US as payback for Russia cutting America’s diplomatic staff.

Upbeat Trump pitches in at shelter for Harvey victims

President Donald Trump comes back to Harvey’s wake for a 2nd visit, this time to meet with victims and talk to volunteers.

City fights to restore water service in Harvey aftermath

A week after Harvey roars into Gulf Coast, post-storm problems plague Texas.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Scientists: Harvey’s floodwaters shockingly contaminated

Scientists testing the floodwaters through which people have been wading it is very contaminated, with numbers that some experts have never seen in their practice.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

No decision yet on who gets Trump’s pledge of disaster aid

White House still determining who will get the $1 million Trump is pledging for Harvey ease.

Trump mulls decision on youthfull immigrants in US illegally

Trump mulls decision on youthful immigrants in US illegally

As Trump considers fate of youthfull immigrants in US illegally, Ryan and other lawmakers ask for time to find a legislative solution.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Kenyan court throws out president’s win, calls for fresh vote

Kenya braced for protests as court set to rule on opposition’s presidential election challenge.

Black smoke, flames shoot up from Texas chemical plant

Hundreds evacuate as brush fire burns Two,000 acres in California

A brush fire grew in windy, dry conditions in the La Tuna Canon in California, closing a freeway and prompting evacuations.

Harvey’s dead mourned as search for missing gets desperate

Houston attempts to safeguard some areas by flooding others

Harvey’s floodwaters have now strongly bruised more than 37,000 homes and demolished almost 7,000 statewide.

Harvey’s floodwaters have now intensely bruised more than 37,000 homes and ruined almost 7,000 statewide.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Hurricane Irma carrying one hundred fifteen winds, heading west

It’s still too soon to say how Irma may influence the U.S. coast, but it’s one people should keep an eye on as it churns its way west with winds more than one hundred mph.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Movie: Nurse arrested for not providing police patient’s blood

An officer arrested the nurse for obstructing justice, but she said she was just following hospital protocol in the aftermath of a crash.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

“Airpower over Altus Airshow” set for September nine

The “Airpower over Altus Airshow» is just one week away. It’s free and features almost fifty aircraft shows and demonstrations.

Local gas stations practice shortages due to Harvey

Some Lawton gas stations may be experiencing a delay in shipments due to Hurricane Harvey.

Local leaders come together to help Hurricane Harvey victims tho’ care package drive

Several local leaders are coming together to help out victims from Hurricane Harvey and they need your help. They’re looking to gather supplies to pack about 1,000 backpacks. They need individual hygiene products such as toothbrushes and toothpaste along with snacks. The members are from Crimson Cross, Walmart, the County, Emergency Management, and the City. They say they’ll have collection sites across the city by next Wednesday.

Tennis fine Serena Williams gives birth to female

Tennis good Serena Williams gives birth to damsel

Serena Williams’ baby dame weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

Serena Williams’ baby woman weighs six pounds, thirteen ounces, and was born on Friday in West Palm Beach, FL.

One person hospitalized following a crash in Lawton

Altus AFB holds managed burn in prep for Air Show’s pyrotechnic display

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Display. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air display is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Smoke packed the sky over the Altus Air Force Base this afternoon, but it wasn’t an emergency. They’re just getting ready for their annual Air Showcase. The fire department performed a managed burn in an area that will be used for a pyrotechnic display. The air showcase is scheduled for September 9th at 11:00 a.m.

Lawton Police Department adds seven fresh vehicles to their fleet

The Lawton Police Department is displaying off some fresh police cars. They got seven fresh police sport utility vehicles. Some of them were paid for by the capital improvement project bill while others are just substituting older vehicles on the fleet. They are utter of fresh equipment and ready to roll. Sergeant Jenkins says the fresh vehicles will help them better serve the public.

Man stabbed at Ross Estates in Lawton Wednesday night

Lawton Goodyear Plant facing shipment delays due to Harvey

Effects of Hurricane Harvey have made its way to Lawton, specifically the Goodyear Plant. Laura Duda with Goodyear says they’ve seen a delay in raw material shipments because of the hurricane. As a result, some employees have opted to take a vacation, time without pay, or work in another area of the plant. About two hundred fifty improvised contractors aren’t working while the plant isn’t producing at total volume.

Posts, tweets spread widely as the Harvey missing are sought

Lawton man arrested following child pornography investigation

OBI holds tailgate party to raise blood donations for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Oklahoma shelters take in pets displaced by Harvey

Following Harvey, shelters in Oklahoma are helping out by taking in animals that were already up for adoption in Houston, to make room for pets displaced by flooding. Volunteers from the Central Oklahoma Humane Society picked up thirty shelter dogs at a weigh-in station in Bixby yesterday, to be delivered to Oklahoma City. The group’s CEO says the objective is to help keep pets belonging to Texas families close to their homes.

Early voting commences Sept 7th for Special City of Lawton Election

Americans, you’ve got less paid vacation than the rest of the world

While few countries suggest workers a total of thirty mandatory paid vacation days, America mandates absolutely none.

Beware fake Hurricane Irma forecasts

The National Weather Service tweeted out a warning about fake news Friday, noting that an official NOAA hurricane forecast only covers five days.

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Hurricane Harvey Ease Information

Here is a list of ways you can donate locally to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey:

Navajo High School hosts supply drive for Harvey victims

Gas prices soar seven cents overnight with Labor Day around the corner

With Labor Day gas request around the corner, gas prices could spike because of Harvey’s disruptive effects in the Gulf.

Lawsuit filed against Duncan Public Schools and Athletic Director

Police say man accidentally killed grandmother

The grandson called police, and the woman was taken to a hospital where she later died.

Rescuers seek anyone _ alive or dead _ left in floodwaters

Harvey’s floodwaters began ripping off across much of the Houston area and the storm weakened slightly Wednesday but major dangers remained for the Gulf Coast area.

Explosions rock flood-crippled chemical plant near Houston

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in petite town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Company spokeswoman says flooded chemical plant in puny town northeast of Houston is poised to explode, tho’ the timing and the extent of the danger are not clear.

Mattis starts sending extra troops to Afghanistan

Mattis commences sending extra troops to Afghanistan

US flies bombers, fighters in demonstrate of force against N. Korea

US flies bombers, fighters in display of force against N. Korea

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a display of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

South Korea’s military says the U.S. flew B-1B supersonic bombers and F-35 fighter jets over South Korea in a showcase of force following North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch.

Gay McGahee, Onreka Johnson face off in Ward seven election

In less than two weeks, voters in Lawton’s Ward seven will head to the polls to select someone to represent them on the city council.

Fundraiser dinner held for students

Hundreds of people came out tonight for the VFW post five thousand two hundred sixty three Indian Taco Dinner to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program.

Lawton Fire Department on standby for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are eventually beginning to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- Albeit residents in Houston are ultimately embarking to see some sunshine, Lawton’s fire department is on standby to send a team if needed.

Oklahoma prison system grows by 1,000 inmates since April

Oklahoma’s prison system has grown by more than 1,000 inmates since April, topping 63,000 people in the system and setting another record.

Scott Meaders is sworn-in as Comanche County district judge

There’s a fresh district judge in Comanche County. This afternoon, Eisenhower graduate Scott Meaders was officially sworn-in.

Source: Grand jury hears from lobbyist in Trump Tower talk

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The White House says President Donald Trump is pledging $1 million in private funds to Harvey storm ease efforts.

Wells Fargo says Three.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo says Trio.Five million accounts involved in scandal

Wells Fargo now says Three.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Wells Fargo now says Trio.Five million customers were impacted by its fake accounts scandal, up from the Two.1 million accounts it originally estimated.

Norman homicide suspect with ties to Marlow turns himself into police

Cameron HS teachers scramble for supplies following massive school fire

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Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon registration opens Labor Day

Registration for the 18th running of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens Labor Day, September Four. On April 29, 2018, runners from around the world will gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to recall the one hundred sixty eight persons killed in the one thousand nine hundred ninety five Oklahoma City bombing. There`s a run for people of all ages and skills– Marathon, Half Marathon, Relay, 5K, and Kids Marathon.

Triage Center set up at OKC airport to help Harvey victims as they come in

Gov Fallin issues state of emergency for OK to help states affected by Harvey

Dash cam movie of Warr Acres Police and pedestrian accident to be released

Oklahoma court narrowly upholds auto tax exemption removal

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has narrowly upheld the removal of a 1.25 percent sales tax exemption on vehicles sold in Oklahoma.

Aug 31st support the Cache Schools Education Foundation at their 4th annual benefit recital

Some City of Lawton services restores, computers remain down in other departments

Gas line violates in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

Gas line cracks in Oklahoma City, hundreds leave buildings

A natural gas pipeline break in downtown Oklahoma City has resulted in the evacuation of six buildings, forcing an estimated five hundred people to leave the area.

Court: Cherokee Freedmen have right to tribal citizenship

Health agency says Oklahoma smoking rate at all-time low

The Oklahoma Department of Health says the percentage of adults who smoke in the state is the lowest ever recorded.

Oklahoma State Cowboys commence off the football season at home against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes

Check out the Fletcher Free Fair

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in southwest Oklahoma, the Fletcher free fair embarks today. It’s a Labor Day tradition that goes back to the 1950s. The event starts this morning and proceeds through Saturday. Town of Fletcher, Oklahoma The sheep and goat display is tonight at 7:00, with the school parade down Main Street tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. Then, the swine display embarks at 7:00 tomorrow night.

Plans proposed for fresh EMS building

CCMH sends EMS team to transport patients from Houston

CCMH sends EMS squad to transport patients from Houston

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is sending a team of EMTs to help transport those wounded from Hurricane Harvey. They are in Oklahoma City along with several other ambulance services.

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Florida on edge; evacuations coming as Hurricane Irma nears

Personality, not policy, set to define Hawaii governor race

Son of ex-Honduran president sentenced to twenty four years in prison

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Released by court, semitrailer survivors could be deported

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Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: UN chief urges Myanmar to give Muslims status

The Latest: UN chief warns US, NKorea on clashing rhetoric

Syrian coerces break long Islamic State siege of eastern city

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Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

The Latest: Trump decision on immigrants leads to protests

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business holder spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

One Lawton business proprietor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

EMPIRE, OK (KSWO)-Outdoor alert systems are meant to keep you safe, but for years the town of Empire hasn’t had one. Now, they have four storm sirens thanks to a grant from ASCOG, and almost all of them have been installed.

Outdoor alert systems are meant to keep you safe, but for years the town of Empire hasn’t had one. Now, they have four storm sirens thanks to a grant from ASCOG, and almost all of them have been installed.

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

The expected crush of interviews, subpoenas and testimony this fall underscores both the broad scope of the Russia probes and the certainty that they will shadow Trump’s presidency for months or even years.

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were strenuously bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were powerfully bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

We now know the place where the man was shot and killed in Comanche County over the weekend. Police say it happened around four A.M. Saturday at two hundred thirteen Crimson Elk Drive. Sheriff Kenny Stradley says there was a party going on at one of the homes in Madische Estates. Sheriff Stradley says a 21-year-old man was shot and killed. The victim’s identity has not been released.

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

The Lawton Soccer Club is looking to raise money to build a fresh parking lot. To do so, they’re having two big events within the next month. The big one will be September 8th. The wifey of American Sniper, Chris Kyle -Taya Kyle – will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium. She’ll talk about her life as not only a military spouse but as a military widow. 100% of the proceeds will go to the Lawton Soccer Club.

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

A teenage woman who loves shopping has spent most of her life in DHS. She is hoping to find a family who accepts and loves her as their own child. 7News went shopping with Ericka at Steel Velvet Boutique in Chickasha. She tells her story in this month’s «A Child Who Hopes.»

A teenage female who loves shopping has spent most of her life in DHS. She is hoping to find a family who accepts and loves her as their own child. 7News went shopping with Ericka at Steel Velvet Boutique in Chickasha. She tells her story in this month’s «A Child Who Hopes.»

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford issued a statement today on Trump’s decision. Lankford said the White House is responsible for immigration enforcement and border security– not immigration policy. He believes this type of reform should come from the American people. He went on to say, “we as Americans do not hold children legally accountable for the deeds of their parent. In the coming months, Congress must address this issue.”

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

One woman says a joy day at OU football’s season opener giant UTEP in Norman turned into a panicking practice when a chunk of concrete fell and hit her. She says she and her son were walking to their seats on the upper concourse on the east side of the stadium when she says she felt something.

One woman says a joy day at OU football’s season opener giant UTEP in Norman turned into a panicking practice when a lump of concrete fell and hit her. She says she and her son were walking to their seats on the upper concourse on the east side of the stadium when she says she felt something.

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

Tulsa police are looking for a driver who plowed into a group of homeless people sleeping under a bridge, killing one man. It happened early yesterday morning. One woman was sent to a hospital, while another man was left with only minor injuries. Police say all the signs point to it being intentional.

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

A traffic alert for those of you driving in Lawton. A portion of North Railroad Street will be closed for the rest of the week. The street will be coned off from Ferris avenue to Dearborn avenue. It will be shut down until Saturday for construction.

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a makeshift call center to reaction calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a improvised call center to reaction calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to begin today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records display they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Jury selection is set to begin today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

As we feast the American worker on Labor Day, a local restaurant is recognizing those who don’t get a day off. That includes the many studs and women who work around the clock to keep us safe. On Monday, Olive Garden ready and delivered lunch to very first responders, and nurses at Comanche County Memorial Hospital.

As we feast the American worker on Labor Day, a local restaurant is recognizing those who don’t get a day off. That includes the many guys and women who work around the clock to keep us safe. On Monday, Olive Garden ready and delivered lunch to very first responders, and nurses at Comanche County Memorial Hospital.

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

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Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

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Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

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Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

The Latest: Trump decision on immigrants leads to protests

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business possessor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

One Lawton business holder spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were intensely bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

A teenage doll who loves shopping has spent most of her life in DHS. She is hoping to find a family who accepts and loves her as their own child. 7News went shopping with Ericka at Steel Velvet Boutique in Chickasha. She tells her story in this month’s «A Child Who Hopes.»

A teenage dame who loves shopping has spent most of her life in DHS. She is hoping to find a family who accepts and loves her as their own child. 7News went shopping with Ericka at Steel Velvet Boutique in Chickasha. She tells her story in this month’s «A Child Who Hopes.»

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a makeshift call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection embarks today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to commence today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records display they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Jury selection is set to embark today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records showcase they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

As we feast the American worker on Labor Day, a local restaurant is recognizing those who don’t get a day off. That includes the many fellows and women who work around the clock to keep us safe. On Monday, Olive Garden ready and delivered lunch to very first responders, and nurses at Comanche County Memorial Hospital.

As we feast the American worker on Labor Day, a local restaurant is recognizing those who don’t get a day off. That includes the many boys and women who work around the clock to keep us safe. On Monday, Olive Garden ready and delivered lunch to very first responders, and nurses at Comanche County Memorial Hospital.

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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The Latest: Trump proclaims emergencies in Florida, PR

AP FACT CHECK: What the Trump administration said about DACA

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

International More>>

The Latest: Trump announces emergencies in Florida, PR

Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: UN chief urges Myanmar to give Muslims status

The Latest: UN chief warns US, NKorea on clashing rhetoric

Syrian coerces break long Islamic State siege of eastern city

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Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Witness to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: Trump decision on immigrants leads to protests

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business holder spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

One Lawton business proprietor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were intensely bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

A teenage damsel who loves shopping has spent most of her life in DHS. She is hoping to find a family who accepts and loves her as their own child. 7News went shopping with Ericka at Steel Velvet Boutique in Chickasha. She tells her story in this month’s «A Child Who Hopes.»

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a improvised call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection embarks today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to embark today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records display they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

As we feast the American worker on Labor Day, a local restaurant is recognizing those who don’t get a day off. That includes the many dudes and women who work around the clock to keep us safe. On Monday, Olive Garden ready and delivered lunch to very first responders, and nurses at Comanche County Memorial Hospital.

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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Florida on edge; evacuations coming as Hurricane Irma nears

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WHAT’S HAPPENING: Irma eyes Antigua and perhaps the US

International More>>

The Latest: Trump announces emergencies in Florida, PR

Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: UN chief urges Myanmar to give Muslims status

The Latest: UN chief warns US, NKorea on clashing rhetoric

Syrian compels break long Islamic State siege of eastern city

Local News News More>>

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: Trump decision on immigrants leads to protests

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business possessor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

One Lawton business proprietor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were powerfully bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were intensely bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

A teenage chick who loves shopping has spent most of her life in DHS. She is hoping to find a family who accepts and loves her as their own child. 7News went shopping with Ericka at Steel Velvet Boutique in Chickasha. She tells her story in this month’s «A Child Who Hopes.»

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

One woman says a joy day at OU football’s season opener giant UTEP in Norman turned into a scaring practice when a chunk of concrete fell and hit her. She says she and her son were walking to their seats on the upper concourse on the east side of the stadium when she says she felt something.

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a makeshift call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to commence today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records showcase they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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What is DACA? A look at immigrant program Trump is ending

Florida on edge; evacuations coming as Hurricane Irma nears

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The Latest: Trump announces emergencies in Florida, PR

WHAT’S HAPPENING: Irma eyes Antigua and perhaps the US

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The Latest: Trump announces emergencies in Florida, PR

Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: UN chief urges Myanmar to give Muslims status

The Latest: UN chief warns US, NKorea on clashing rhetoric

Syrian coerces break long Islamic State siege of eastern city

Syrian compels break long Islamic State siege of eastern city

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Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Record-breaking Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: Trump decision on immigrants leads to protests

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business possessor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

One Lawton business holder spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were strongly bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

A teenage lady who loves shopping has spent most of her life in DHS. She is hoping to find a family who accepts and loves her as their own child. 7News went shopping with Ericka at Steel Velvet Boutique in Chickasha. She tells her story in this month’s «A Child Who Hopes.»

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

One woman says a joy day at OU football’s season opener giant UTEP in Norman turned into a scaring practice when a lump of concrete fell and hit her. She says she and her son were walking to their seats on the upper concourse on the east side of the stadium when she says she felt something.

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a makeshift call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to embark today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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What is DACA? A look at immigrant program Trump is ending

AP FACT CHECK: What the Trump administration said about DACA

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Released by court, semitrailer survivors could be deported

Cousin who eyed Emmett Till being kidnapped dies at age seventy four

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Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: Trump announces emergencies in Florida, PR

The Latest: UN chief urges Myanmar to give Muslims status

The Latest: UN chief warns US, NKorea on clashing rhetoric

Syrian compels break long Islamic State siege of eastern city

Syrian coerces break long Islamic State siege of eastern city

Local News News More>>

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business possessor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were intensely bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a improvised call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to begin today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records showcase they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Jury selection is set to begin today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

AP FACT CHECK: What the Trump administration said about DACA

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

The Latest: Trump proclaims emergencies in Florida, PR

The Latest: Trump announces emergencies in Florida, PR

What is DACA? A look at immigrant program Trump is ending

Dog helps sniff out invasive ants on California island

International More>>

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The Latest: UN chief warns US, NKorea on clashing rhetoric

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President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

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Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Witness to steal Yankees’ signs

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American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a improvised call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection embarks today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

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Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

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Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

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Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

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President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Witness to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

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Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were powerfully bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

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Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

Jury selection embarks today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to begin today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

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Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

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Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

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Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Witness to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business possessor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

One Lawton business holder spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were strongly bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were powerfully bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a makeshift call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to begin today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records showcase they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Jury selection is set to begin today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

AP FACT CHECK: What the Trump administration said about DACA

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Cousin who spotted Emmett Till being kidnapped dies at age seventy four

Cousin who witnessed Emmett Till being kidnapped dies at age seventy four

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Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business proprietor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

One Lawton business holder spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were strongly bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a improvised call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to embark today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records display they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Jury selection is set to embark today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

Florida on edge; evacuations coming as Hurricane Irma nears

The Latest: Nation’s largest refinery starts revving up

Personality, not policy, set to define Hawaii governor race

WHAT’S HAPPENING: Irma eyes Antigua and perhaps the US

Immigrants accuse Trump administration of betraying them

International More>>

The Latest: Bahamas to evacuate islands in path of ‘Irma’

With opponent jailed, Cambodia PM vows to rule ten more years

Powerful Hurricane Irma hits very first Caribbean islands

The National Hurricane Center said Irma was maintaining Category five strength with sustained winds near one hundred eighty five mph.

Pope goes to Colombia seeking to heal conflict’s wounds

Myanmar leader blames misinformation as exodus worsens

Local News News More>>

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Witness to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Powerful Hurricane Irma hits very first Caribbean islands

The National Hurricane Center said Irma was maintaining Category five strength with sustained winds near one hundred eighty five mph.

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

NFL: Dolphins-Bucs will not be played in Miami this week

The NFL says the Miami Dolphins’ season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will not be played in Miami this week, but may be moved to a neutral site because of Hurricane Irma.

School board moving forward with bond issue plans

The Lawton School Board met at five p.m. on Tuesday at the Shoemaker Education Center and approved plans and priorities for a tentative bond issue which totals over ninety eight million dollars A large portion of the money from that bond would go towards building a fresh building for Eisenhower Middle School.

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business holder spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were strongly bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were powerfully bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a improvised call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection embarks today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to embark today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobile.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo –

The Latest: Bahamas to evacuate islands in path of ‘Irma’

Florida on edge; evacuations coming as Hurricane Irma nears

The Latest: Nation’s thickest refinery starts revving up

Personality, not policy, set to define Hawaii governor race

WHAT’S HAPPENING: Irma eyes Antigua and perhaps the US

International More>>

Lego looks wobbly after building itself high

The Latest: Bahamas to evacuate islands in path of ‘Irma’

Cambodian PM: I’ll rule ten more years; ‘don’t be jealous’

Powerful Hurricane Irma hits very first Caribbean islands

The National Hurricane Center said Irma was maintaining Category five strength with sustained winds near one hundred eighty five mph.

Pope goes to Colombia seeking to heal conflict’s wounds

Local News News More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma hits very first Caribbean islands

The National Hurricane Center said Irma was maintaining Category five strength with sustained winds near one hundred eighty five mph.

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

NFL: Dolphins-Bucs will not be played in Miami this week

The NFL says the Miami Dolphins’ season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will not be played in Miami this week, but may be moved to a neutral site because of Hurricane Irma.

School board moving forward with bond issue plans

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business possessor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were powerfully bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to embark today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs ruining watermelon

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program began by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business possessor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

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Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth after logging six hundred sixty five days aloft.

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Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Powerful Hurricane Irma hits very first Caribbean islands

The National Hurricane Center said Irma was maintaining Category five strength with sustained winds near one hundred eighty five mph.

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

NFL: Dolphins-Bucs will not be played in Miami this week

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School board moving forward with bond issue plans

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business possessor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

One Lawton business holder spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were powerfully bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

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POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

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Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

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S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

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American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a improvised call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection starts today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection embarks today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida announces state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens produces free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immobilized.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be motionless.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV shows up to accelerate abruptly, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

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Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

A truck utter of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend liking not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car demonstrate raises money for American Cancer Society

Car showcase raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Assets in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck utter of donations to Houston

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul utter of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business violated into for ninth time

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

News – KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports

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Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

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Powerful Hurricane Irma hits very first Caribbean islands

The National Hurricane Center said Irma was maintaining Category five strength with sustained winds near one hundred eighty five mph.

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Witness to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category five storm Tuesday as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

NFL: Dolphins-Bucs will not be played in Miami this week

The NFL says the Miami Dolphins’ season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will not be played in Miami this week, but may be moved to a neutral site because of Hurricane Irma.

School board moving forward with bond issue plans

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to “get ready to do your job” when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Lawton towing company, Altus Salvation Army helping in Houston

One Lawton business proprietor spent the weekend in Houston, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Town of Empire installs fresh storm sirens

Trump family and associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs

One person hospitalized following 3-vehicle crash at Lawton-Duncan Y

One person is in the hospital following a wreck at the Lawton-Duncan Y. It happened just before three o’clock. The Marlow Police Department say three vehicles were involved in the wreck. All of the vehicles were intensely bruised. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. One person was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.

UPDATE: Location of Saturday’s homicide in Comanche County released

Yayo’s Bike Run benefits Chickasha boy with cancer

A Marlow family is gearing up to host the 12th annual Yayo’s motorcycle run this weekend, and it’s all for a good cause.

POSTPONED: Taya Kyle will be speaking at McMahon Auditorium on Dec 8th

Highway officials award contract for fresh Purcell bridge

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission has awarded a $36 million contract to substitute an aging bridge linking Purcell and Lexington that had been shut down for several months in 2014.

A Child Who Hopes: Meet Ericka

Sen Lankford speaks out about Trump’s DACA decision

Chunk of concrete falls twenty feet and hits fan at OU season opener

Tulsa officers search for driver accused of mowing down homeless people

S. Korea displays military strength amid North Korean crisis

Heated words from the United States and military maneuvers in South Korea are becoming familiar responses to North Korea’s rapid, as-yet unchecked weapons progress.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: North Railroad Street to close for construction

American Crimson Cross holds job fair at Ft Sill on Sept 6th

The American Crimson Cross is calling for southwest Oklahomans who want to help with the Harvey ease efforts. They are holding a job fair at Fort Sill for a improvised call center to response calls from Hurricane Harvey survivors and log their needs and information. The job fair is tomorrow morning at ten and runs until six. It’s at one thousand six hundred fifty one Randolph Road on post. They are looking for people for at least thirty days but the program could be extended.

Jury selection embarks today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection commences today for Moore man accused of beheading coworker

Jury selection is set to begin today for a man accused of beheading a co-worker inwards a Moore food plant back in 2014. Alton Nolen’s lawyers are expected to go with an insanity prayer. Court records demonstrate they say he is so mentally ill he did not know his deeds were wrong. Nolen has admitted in court to beheading one co-worker and attempting to behead another.

Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Trump’s DACA plan would pass hot potato to Congress

Trump has been wrestling for months with what to do with the Obama-era DACA program, which has given almost 800,000 youthful immigrants a reprieve from deportation and the capability to work legally.

High school to fine tardy students

The school administration said they’ve already seen a big improvement, but some parents think the policy is problematic.

US envoy tells UN: North Korean leader is ‘begging for war’

North Korea is “deliberately undermining regional peace and stability,” the council said, reiterating requests for the country to halt its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs.

Man accused of killing wifey blames cold medicine

The man told police he had taken more cold medicine than he should have the night of the attack in order to help himself sleep.

Hurricane Irma now Cat four as it goes for eastern Caribbean

The U.S. hurricane center says some strengthening of Irma was expected over the next forty eight hours.

Irma packing winds of one hundred forty mph; Florida proclaims state of emergency

Irma has strengthened as is goes toward the Caribbean, and now has sustained winds of one hundred forty mph.

Teenage drives car off Lake Ellsworth dam wall

One teenager has been arrested after driving his father’s car over the dam wall at Lake Ellsworth.

Farmers fed up with wild hogs demolishing watermelon

Feral Pigs are going hog wild over the number one crop in the Watermelon capitol of Oklahoma.

Olive Gardens supplies free lunch to nurses and very first responders

Oklahoma man who died at Searing Man was attending for very first time

The mother of a man who died after plunging into a massive fire at the Searing Man festival says he was attending the festival in Nevada for the very first time.

two killed in watercraft collision on Keystone Lake

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the private watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

A man and woman from Sand Springs have been killed after the individual watercraft on which they were railing was struck by a boat on Keystone Lake.

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker out for season

Oklahoma cornerback Jordan Parker will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.

Unwanted guests in Altus keep police busy on Monday morning

Altus police were called to a strange situation around three a.m. on Monday morning.

Harvey’s floodwaters mix a foul brew of sewage, chemicals

Texas expects EPA to ‘get on top of’ toxic water risk

How to deal with flooded cars in Harvey’s wake

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be immovable.

Auto industry experts say most cars, trucks and SUVs bruised by Harvey floodwaters can’t be stationary.

Movie: SUV plows into pedestrians on sidewalk in MA

In the movie, a man and woman cross the street as the driver of the SUV emerges to accelerate all of a sudden, rearwards, hitting the two pedestrians as well as a man who was walking on the sidewalk.

Houston braces for more flooding, chemical plant fires out

The soggy and battered city of Houston began burying its dead and taking steps toward the long recovery ahead.

Local News News More>>

Comanche County Courthouse site of National Day of Prayer

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to plead for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

It was a powerful Sunday evening at the Comanche County Courthouse as people gathered for the National Day of Prayer to beg for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

OHP cracking down during Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign

Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement agencies are out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers through the national Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign.

Bethlehem Baptist Church taking donations to hurricane victims

A truck total of supplies to help the hurricane ease in Texas is heading south Sunday night.

Comanche County Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting death

A man was shot and killed in Comanche County, and the sheriff’s office is investigating the circumstances around this man’s death.

Yukon teenage dies in car crash

A Yukon teenager died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Oklahoma Game Wardens remind dove hunters of regulations and safety

Dove hunters are out this labor day opening weekend loving not only free hunting days, but taking home some dinner.

Car display raises money for American Cancer Society

A Lawton car club held a meet on Saturday to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Marlow business goes to Texas with hurricane ease supplies

Workers at Glover Paint and Bod in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Workers at Glover Paint and Figure in Marlow left Friday morning to take supplies down to South Texas for Hurricane Harvey victims and rescue workers.

Fort Sill soldiers to help with hurricane ease efforts

More than one hundred Fort Sill soldiers in the 15th Transportation Company headed out Saturday morning to help people impacted by Hurricane Harvey after FEMA requested the military’s help.

Lawton Community Feeding Ministry serves Saturday meals

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program commenced by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

At the Lawton Public Library, a monthly feeding program embarked by a group of friends hosted a meal for the community.

Lawtonians take truck total of donations to Houston

A Uhaul total of water, cleaning supplies and food is on the way to those in need in Houston, thanks to the Lawton community.

Dunbar School reunion picnic

A group of local alums from a school shut down decades ago gathered today for a special reunion picnic.

Area residents are worried about condition of pet cemetery

A final resting place for pets has fallen into disrepair. Pet owners say the overgrown grass is now covering headstones at the Pet Memorial Cemetery in Lawton and they say it’s been that way for months. The grass has grown up to knee-height. There are hundreds of gravestones at the cemetery off of Highway 49. However some of them, you can’t even see because of grass and leaves.

Lawton business cracked into for ninth time

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business proprietor has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton business holder has been hit by burglars for the ninth time.

Lawton boy holds dance workshop for Hurricane Harvey

LAWTON, OK (KSWO)- A Lawton boy found a unique way to give back to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

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Houston’s businesses inching back to work as waters recede

Houston businesses are counting their losses, making repairs and planning a comeback.