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Fort Sill welcomed back a critical part of Field Artillery basic combat training.

More virtual students are deciding that being in the classroom is their best option as the school year continues.

The CEO of Duncan Regional Hospital believes Stephens County needs to take the next steps in slowing the COVID-19 spread.

The Boys and Girls Club is working with a Lawton family to do a clothing swap event this Saturday.

Two familiar faces are hoping to be the Sheriff in Jefferson County after the polls are closed and the numbers are totaled up.

The family of Tyron Johnson is speaking out after the verdict came down this week for the man accused in his murder.

Central High FFA is working to gather relief supplies for Louisiana FFA programs that have been impacted by Hurricane Delta.

As ICU beds and COVID-19 units start to reach capacity across Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Blood Institute is in need of convalescent plasma to help those patients.

People will have a chance to help out United Way of Southwest Oklahoma later this week.

Lawton Public Schools Transportation Center has added a new feature to their buses.

The Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra is looking to fill spots for their upcoming golf tournament.

A Cyril Cheerleader has been released from the ICU and is recovering after a being hit in the head by a falling goalpost during what was expected to be a light hearted picture.

Today is the 3rd annual Indigenous Peoples' Day in Lawton

A Lawton man says two of his calves were mutilated over the weekend and is now offering a reward for information on the crime.

Hospitals across the state, including southwest Oklahoma are treating more COVID patients.

A Duncan business is making sure a family in need has clean air to breathe.

Leo’s Country Cafe in Lawton is having a benefit dinner for a long time customer.

The Lawton Public Library is putting on an Adult Literacy Roundtable discussion.

The Stephens County Republican Party is cancelling their annual chili cook-off due to the Coronavirus.

The Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club have received CARES Act Funding.

Halloween will be here before we know it and we’re hearing from surrounding towns about their plans amid the Coronavirus pandemic.

A Duncan family is asking for prayers after learning their oldest son is needing a heart transplant.

Lawton Public Schools is working to stay connected with virtual families.

A local organization is working to promote awareness and prevention of domestic violence throughout the month of October.

Fort Sill has added a new battalion to the 434th Field Artillery Brigade.

A Coronavirus outbreak has forced the Department of Public Safety to shut down multiple locations including the one in Lawton.

A spike in active coronavirus cases was reported today in Comanche County.

A few local casinos will be changing their hours soon.

You can support local restaurants just by eating out over the next few days.

Fort Sill kicked off its 12th annual Fires Conference today