Haley Wilson

March is the month of giving at Jersey Mikes, and they’re working to raise money for Comanche County Memorial Hospital’s Foundation.

A look at your Texoma Morning Headlines on your February 25th.

Through with Chew Week is happening this week.

A look at what’s making headlines in Texoma on Tuesday, February 9th.

Comanche County Memorial Hospital hoping to prevent the virus from progressing by offering COVID-19 antibody infusions to those who qualify.

Comanche County Memorial Hospital has a new, high-tech way of making sure their health care professionals are trained to do CPR properly.

A new doctor at the Lawton Community Health Center, who specializes in glands and hormones, is hoping to help people in southwest Oklahoma get the treatment they need without having to leave the area.

At one time, the coronavirus caused people to skip calling 911 and going to the emergency room during a medical emergency.

A horse on the Fort Sill Artillery Half Section is retiring after being there for 19 years.

The Silver Alert for a missing Comanche County woman has been canceled.

Officials with the Lawton Community Theater say moving the theater has been a long-time dream of theirs, and it looks like that dream is the road to becoming a reality.

Every year more than 13,000 women in the United States are diagnosed with cervical cancer, that’s according to the National Cervical Cancer Coalition.

A look at what is making headlines here in Texoma on Monday, January 11th.

A look at what will be making headlines here in Texoma on Friday, January 8th.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol is reporting that a woman is dead after a crash in Tillman county Sunday night.

Comanche County Memorial Hospital has finished its first round of COVID-19 vaccinations for health care professionals.

The Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma recently welcomed a new radiation oncologist.

When you’re having a stroke, you’re supposed to act fast because not only can it save your life but also play a huge role in recovery.

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is asking for retired nurses and for nurses who aren’t working right now to consider going back into the workforce and helping them as they try to take care of the community.

Scrub tech students at Great Plains Technology Center recently took a trip to Comanche County Memorial Hospital to see and learn a little more about one of the instruments they may be working with when they finish their program.

November is diabetes awareness month.

When many people think about hospice, they think about death, but hospice doesn’t just focus on death.

One in five Oklahomans smoke, which is higher than the national average.

According to the OSBI, the suspect attempted to break into an apartment at the Pepper Tree apartments in west Lawton.

The American Lung Association says someone in the United States will die from lung cancer every three and a half minutes.

During the meeting, they’re going to give people a place where people can get their questions about adoption answered.

A Cyril teenager is back in class after a freak accident where a goalpost fell, hit her head, and sent her to the ICU.

The 2020 Presidential Election is still too close to call.

The NICU at Comanche County Memorial Hospital is now named the Terry K. Bell Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Early voting is underway in the state of Oklahoma, and the deadline to request an absentee ballot has passed.