Zayna Haliburton

Crews in Duncan are making progress on the Heritage Trails Project that we first told you about in 2017. The plan is to construct a three mile walking trail around Duncan Regional Hospital, the Simmons Center, and the Heritage Center.

Copper was stolen from air conditioning units at a local church, and now they’re without air in their Fellowship Hall building.

Zumba instructors from across Oklahoma came out to participate in a fundraiser for Alzheimer's. The McMahon Tomlinson Nursing and Rehabilitation Center’s Memory Care Unit came together to put on the event.

Cameron University kicked off the 2019 fall semester with a Back to School Block Party. They put this on every year the day before classes start, and this time it was held both inside and outside because of the heat.

Veteran groups in Southwest Oklahoma are joining forces to provide Veterans and their Families with resources to combat PTSD.

Families and friends gathered at Marlow Middle School to support Tanner Southerland on his first public walkathon.

The food was provided by Shay's Catering who served people a plate full. Not only did people eat, volunteers spent time interacting with everyone who stopped by.

Saturday, shelters across the country participated in the clear the shelters event, a pet adoption drive to give every animal a good home.

Altus Police Department and city services were busy this evening as a result from the rain and high winds.

The man accused of threatening a Hilliary Communications employee and attacking his truck with a sword and hatchet was charged today with felony count of malicious injury to property over $1,000.

There are resources available where veterans can go to seek help and support, and many of them can be found locally.

A man's wife is now offering an explanation after he was arrested for threatening a Hillary Communications technician with a sword and attacking his truck with a hatchet.

About 120 residents would have received a compliance letter today. All of these letters do not necessarily deal with grass not cut, but the Mayor says it can cause a safety hazard when alleys are not mowed.

Oklahoman's are fighting to put Medicaid expansion on the ballot to meet the healthcare needs of Oklahoma's rural communities and people working hard at jobs that do not offer insurance.

The Dreadnought Brazilian Jiu-Jitzu gym in Lawton aims to build confidence and discipline in its students.

The 4th Annual Sparkle Women's Conference draws 400-500 women from all around the state, North Texas and the surrounding region.

Families and friends lined the streets in downtown Lawton, admiring the different groups passing by at the Lawton Rangers Rodeo Parade.

AMBUCS chapters in Lawton completed their latest construction project, a ramp and deck at the Museum of the Great Plains.

Multiple people were injured Saturday evening after a train derailed at Kiddieland Park in Duncan.

If you’ve visited Altus recently, you may have noticed something new along Main Street, murals on some of the buildings downtown.

The Lawton Rangers Rodeo is going on this week and a lot of hard work is being done to make it all possible.

The Anadarko Police Department is bringing back a program they have not had in over a decade.

This time of year, it seems like crickets are everywhere, not just outside but in homes and businesses. An exterminator says the dry, hot weather causes them to look for moisture, and cooler places.

Communications Manager, Brandi Sims discusses a couple of events this month that the community can participate in.

Ice Tre's Barbershop has been in business for 14 years, and today they added a twist to their re-opening, a Pop Up Barber Battle.

The opioid epidemic is a nationwide problem, but its damage is prevalent in Oklahoma.The OSU Center for Wellness and Recovery is traveling across the state to spread awareness.

The American Legion is having a centennial highway ride, and today they made a stop at the Fort Sill National Cemetery in Elgin to meet with local chapters.

The OSU Opioid Epidemic Response is still continuing at the Duncan Simmons Center.

Over 200 people gathered at the Hilton Garden Inn for Brunch & Coffee with Candidates.

Many people got out to enjoy the monthly Chamber On The Move event.