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A man is dead after a stabbing at a Lawton motel.

Elgin’s animal shelter is in need of dog loving volunteers.

The first baby born at Comanche County Memorial Hospital in 1951 has passed away.

A southwest Oklahoma math teacher has received one of the nation’s highest recognition awards.

The Lawton Marine Corps League gave out scholarships to two Southwest Oklahoma seniors this week.

The Lawton-Fort Sill Armed Services YMCA is ending its child care program amid the pandemic

A homeless Veteran and his family were given the keys to a new home today.

The Lawton Rangers will hold their annual all-you-can-eat Rodeo Breakfast tomorrow morning, before the rodeo kicks off next week.

The Altus 911 dispatch center has made some upgrades to their system that will better connect them with first responders in the area.

President Trump suggested on twitter this morning that the presidential election should be delayed due to potential fraud issues with universal mail-in voting.

Coronavirus cases continue to rise across Southwest Oklahoma.

A Lawton non profit is putting on a fundraising event to help raise money for a new building.

As Cameron University prepares for students to return this fall residential life will look different this year for those staying on campus.

Signed into law by President Trump back in March, the CARES Act provided 2.2-trillion dollars for Americans directly impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic.

Cache Public Schools has announced their reopening plans as the Coronavirus pandemic continues.

Some Lawton residents are without a home and personal belongings after an apartment fire over the weekend.

LFD officials said only one resident was taken to the hospital for further evaluation

A local non-profit organization received a large donation this morning.

A local martial arts studio has come up with a way to help a local family with health care costs.

The Coronavirus pandemic has caused a coin shortage nation-wide.

Several Macarthur High School student athletes have tested positive for Coronovirus.

Masks required for anyone three or older in City buildings

The NFL’s Washington Redskins will retire its name and logo after more than 80 years.

A local ministry will be able to help feed families in the Lawton Fort Sill community after a substantial donation was given.

A day after a tow truck was killed on I-44 while trying to hook up a truck, towing experts explains what drivers need to do to ensure that doesn’t happen again.

A boil-water advisory was issued a few years back at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, now officials are working to fix the problem.

A small town Southwest Oklahoma Select Softball team made a run for the Fastpitch Softball Association National Championship.

Unemployment rates are dropping nationally and locally as more businesses are starting to re-open and hiring back former employees and new ones.

A couple of local school districts are working slowly but surely to combat the spread of the Coronavirus when students return to school.

As positive Coronavirus cases increase in Southwest Oklahoma, the State Department of Health is dealing with a new issue.