Tarra Bates

Cameron University observed Constitution Day with a symposium highlighting various parts of what is known as the “Supreme Law of the Land.”

It was an evening of wanderlust at United Way of Southwest Oklahoma’s 6th Annual Blue Tie Gala Friday night.

From now until Oct. 15, we celebrate a period that covers the independence days for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and other Latin American countries.

Get your blenders ready for cool, creamy chocolate-y goodness because today, Sept. 12, 2023, is national chocolate milkshake day!

Lawton voters will go to the polls on Sept. 12, 2023, to decide who will represent them in Ward 7 and 8, while also deciding if the Ad Valorem Tax should be extended.

Randy Warren is running to be reelected to the Ward 8 Council Representative seat for the City of Lawton.

Wayne Greene, Region Communications Manager for PSO, shares advice and information to protect yourself and loved ones from scams involving those claiming to be from the company.

Sergeant Romanei Williams won the cooking competition with a bison risotto and sautéed asparagus.

U.S. Representative, Tom Cole, for Oklahoma’s 4th congressional district, stopped by 7News to discuss recent congressional action including recent military bills as well as Oklahoma National Guard members being sent to the Texas border.

Friday is Military Appreciation Night you can go out to honor those who have bravely served our country. That’s when the Half Section from Fort Sill will be on display.

Founder of Hungry Hearts, Adriene Davis, joined 7News Friday to discuss Hungry Hearts Feeding Ministry and her retirement.

Cheyenne Belew joins 7News to discuss an upcoming Homeschool Fair in Lawton to help homeschoolers and homeschool parents in Lawton prepare and enhance the experience.

Altus City Manager, Gary Jones, joins 7News to discuss the current happenings around the city of Altus.

Kiowa Tribe Chairman, Lawrence SpottedBird, joined 7News to discuss the current Kiowa happenings.

Lawton Mayor, Stan Booker, joined 7News to discuss the current happenings in Lawton.

Roy Rodrick, Superintendent of Lawton Animal Welfare joins 7News to show off this week’s furry friend.

Tanya Organ with the Lawton Public Library joins 7News to discuss the events that are happening in July hosted by the library.

The audit finds that $1.7 million meant to help families buy school supplies during the pandemic were largely spent on non-educational items like kitchen appliances and power tools.

Altus mayor, Robert Garrison, joins 7News to discuss recent and upcoming events in Altus.