Dallas Payeton

People living on the west side of Lawton have been dealing with the smell of sewage, and now, the City is working to fix the problem.

Across the country, 911 dispatchers are celebrating National Telecommunicators Week but dispatchers in Comanche County say they have nothing to celebrate.

The spring season is here and animal activity is starting to pick up in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.

The pandemic isn’t stopping Medicine Park from growing.. five new businesses have opened in the town over the past two weeks.

Comanche Nation Transportation is helping more school districts in southwest Oklahoma upgrade their roads and parking lots.

Hundreds of new jobs with a wind energy company are coming to Lawton over the next couple of years.

Lawton Public Schools has sold all of its old school sites that have been on the market.

The Comanche County Industrial Development Authority is starting to feel the effect of losing 81-percent of its funding following a vote last month.

The Cache mayoral election has caused some confusion on why there’s not a runoff, after neither candidate received 50-percent of the votes.

Cameron University ROTC members had the chance to train with Fort Sill soldiers

The 434th Field Artillery Brigade on Fort Sill announced their Best Warrior competition winners today.

A Chattanooga woman is warning local farmers about calves being shot in the Faxon area.

We’re hearing from a Fletcher police officer who saved a baby girl’s life last weekend.

Fort Sill is investigating sexual assault allegations, after a female soldier came forward.

After fixing broken pipes from last month’s winter storms, plumbers say they’re now addressing other issues the same storm caused.

This is the last week the City of Lawton will be picking up trash twice a week.

Oklahoma State Board of Education members split 4-3 on a decision to settle a years-old charter school lawsuit. The lawsuit sought millions more in state taxpayer dollars than what charter schools receive now.

About one-thousand educators are fully vaccinated, they got their second COVID-19 dose Friday.

Lawton City Council’s decision to repeal the mask mandate is concerning for a Lawton medical expert.

Duncan residents speaking on the body that was found near North Seventh Street.

There will be a free COVID-19 testing drive-thru clinic in Duncan Thursday.

The Boys and Girls Club in Lawton is working to reopen after last month’s winter storm shut them down.

Nursing homes across the state are lifting some COVID restrictions allowing families to see their loved ones again.

Comanche County Fairgrounds Eats and Beats is making a return on Saturday.

The family of a Lawton woman who was involved in a serious car crash in Cotton County last week is speaking out.

On Tuesday members of the Duncan community gathered at Viridian Coffee for a Call to Action Town Hall meeting.

7News Reporter Dallas Payeton spoke with Lawton Mayor Stan Booker about Governor Stitt’s announcement today.

Lawton’s Hearts that Care Health Clinic is shut down for a while after an unexpected sewer issue.

Several grooming and appearance changes will benefit women in the U.S. Army.

Several Fort Sill soldiers are going through an 18-week Fit to Lead program that will prepare them to be at their best in combat.