The Hungry Hearts Feeding Ministry got a major donation this morning for its own efforts to give back to communities in Southwest Oklahoma.
A drug dealer out of Lawton has pleaded guilty to selling cocaine to a nursing home employee.
A local non-profit was at a Lawton elementary school this afternoon, Dec. 6, to spread some Christmas kindness.
The Lawton Police Department got into the holiday spirit this evening with its annual “Shop with a Cop” event.
Emergency and fire crews were called out to the scene of a major crash off Lee Boulevard Monday evening.
The KSWO 7News team was on hand Monday to help wrap gifts during Fort Sill’s Toys for Kids drive.
A pair of nonprofits are working together to give back to the communities of Southwest Oklahoma.
The Arvest Foundation is getting into the Christmas spirit by donating thousands of dollars to Lawton’s Holiday in the Park.
The Comanche Nation continued its annual tradition of honoring its Elder members.
Fort Sill’s Patriot Spouse’s Club celebrated those volunteering their homes on Thursday in preparation for the event on Saturday.
A number of people were injured this evening in a four-car crash in Comanche County.
The City of Lawton Arts and Humanities Council wants local artist to help them celebrate and award cultural leaders in the area. The deadline is close for the council’s Art Purchase Competition.
The Comanche Nation Youth Dancers made an appearance at Geronimo Public Schools Monday as a part of their month-long mission to educate students through dance.
Comanche County Sheriff Kenny Stradley hit the road Monday, spreading kindness to the community.
Dozens of outgoing service members and workers were honored today in a retirement ceremony.
The 2018 farm bill that many Oklahoma farmers were waiting to see renewed has been extended for another year.
Authorities in Waurika say they arrested a man who they say was an unregistered sex offender living near a school.
Just in time for American Education Week, a number of area teachers were awarded grants as a part of the Lawton Public School Foundation’s Prize Patrol.
A pair of inmates already charged in connection to a death at the Comanche County Detention Center are facing *more* charges after investigators say they assaulted another person at the jail.
On Wednesday, two lucky people on Fort Sill scored themselves a free turkey!
Nov. 15 is “Utility Scam Awareness Day” and the Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) has issued a scam warning to keep its customers safe.
Online retail mega-giant Amazon has announced a new facility for Kiowa County.
The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge is closing off several areas over the next two months to hold controlled hunts.
The military identifies veteran suicide as its highest clinical priority. As it stands, we are losing 16 veterans to suicide every day.
Cameron University took this morning to pay special tribute to the men and women who served our country.
Veterans Employment Representative, Malcolm Sublett joined 7News to discuss what services are available, how these services have impacted the community and more.
The Young Professionals of Lawton partnered with the Lawton Area Transit Authority tonight for a special networking event.
Early registration is underway for an annual event that aims to ensure everyone has a happy holiday season.
Cameron University has a number of events planned to honor veterans on Friday, Nov. 10.
A VFW post is reaching out to the Lawton community as they work to keep everyone warm this winter.
Last week we told you about St. John’s Annual Turkey Dinner and on Wednesday, they’re sharing an update with us saying their event was a huge success.
The program will offer refundable income tax credits for eligible Oklahomans to cover private school expenses like tuition and other fees.
Third and Fourth graders from Bishop Public Schools were on hand for Cameron’s VetFest and were sorted into groups to visit various learning centers.
People can purchase hanging baskets with all sorts of flowers for $10, or individual plants for $1.
The City of Duncan now has a new Chief of Police.
Waurika police are identifying the two victims in last week’s fatal crash.
Oklahoma drivers now have extra time to get their new car’s registration.
A Lawton Church is continuing a yearly tradition of reaching out to the community for a good cause.
Two people from Lawton are facing federal charges in the death of a Comanche Nation woman whose body was found in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge earlier this year.
The Museum of the Great Plains has received a major donation to help area schools and students.
Heads up to drivers in Duncan, starting Thursday morning, some road construction will be affecting traffic.
Groups of Lawton Public School students got a hands-on look at the day-to-day of our area agricultural scene.
Today, the Choctaw Nation received two grants, totaling nearly $2 million by the Environmental Protection Agency.
They say the seizure was a part of an investigation into the drug being trafficked into the Texas Black Market.
The Orange Alert system came about after jail escapees took an Oklahoma resident’s aunt hostage.
A group of high school students from the Oklahoma City area were on Fort Sill Friday to learn about the daily lives of soldiers on post.
Fort Sill’s scariest attraction is making its spooky comeback Friday.
Nathan Ronan and Robert Hinkle were in court for a continuation of their preliminary hearing.
The luncheon was held at the Hilton Garden Inn on Oct. 25.
The Oct. 24, 2023 Lawton City Council agenda is full of important topics for council members to discuss.
