Women’s History Month has highlighted the vital role of women in American history since 1981, and today we continue that tradition by spotlighting women in law enforcement, right here in Lawton.
On After Hours with Cade, we sit with local artists to discuss Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma’s impact on their career and how it’s helped shape their artistry.
“I don’t want to be on camera. I’m scared to be on camera.” Those are the words Charles told his friend who hired him at KSWO just days before he started a 40+ year career on the air.
The Adopt a Child campaign at the boys and girls club in Lawton is now underway. Jacobi Crowley, the executive director of the club, said this fundraiser is to help as many children as possible have a successful future.
The Mountain Metro AMBUCS’ annual Trykes n Tread Car Show allows the non-profit organization to purchase and provide Amtryke’s to those with mobility limitations
The Oklahoma Historical Society is sponsoring a travel contest and you won’t need to leave the state to have fun in this adventure. All you have to do is visit museums and historic sites around Oklahoma.
Matt Barrie and Randy Scott are two of ESPN’s brightest stars. But before they were shining on Sportscenter… they were honing their skills right here at KSWO.
Roy Rodrick, the Lawton Animal Welfare Superintendent, introduced the 7News team to a 3-month-old male Heeler/Shephard mix who was picked up as a stray.
Lawton City manager, Michael Cleghorn, released a statement on Friday about the approval of Westwin Elements, commending the Mayor, City Council, and others for building a more, “prosperous community together.”
Roy Rodrick, the Lawton Animal Welfare Superintendent, introduced the 7News team to a 5-month-old male Corgi mix named Panda, who was turned over to Lawton Animal Welfare via owner release.
In honor of Black History Month we are highlighting local black influencers, who are still making history. James Smith is the City of Lawton's first Black police chief.
On After Hours with Cade, we sit with local artists to discuss Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma’s impact on their career and how it’s helped shape their artistry.
Roy Rodrick, the Lawton Animal Welfare Superintendent, introduced the 7News team to a 2-year-old Shepherd mix turned over to Lawton Animal Welfare as a stray.
Lawton City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to start the bidding process to renovate the McMahon Auditorium. It’s expected to cost seven million dollars.