After months of being closed, the Military Welcome Center at the Lawton - Fort Sill Regional Airport officially opened back up Tuesday.

A pair of Stephens County natives is working to help increase the number of blessing boxes in communities across the state.

A Lawton disabled vet from is doing his own Tour de France right here in southwest Oklahoma to raise awareness and money for other veterans and their families.

Students across southwest Oklahoma will be able to eat school breakfast and lunch for free over the next three months.

If you’re in need of diapers, formula and food you’ll have a chance to get everything you need for free tomorrow in Lawton.

The third annual United Way of Stephens County BBQ Showdown is happening Saturday in Duncan.

A Frederick High School football player has joined the National Guard leading up to his senior season.

A new pavilion is being put in at Elmer Thomas Park thanks to an Eagle Scout Project by a Lawton teenager.

The Lawton Area Transit System will soon be receiving CARES Act funds to purchase sanitary equipment.

The Lawton Vet Center will soon have a new home where they’ll continue to serve a variety of veterans, active duty service members and their families.

Big changes are on the way to Altus after voters approved two propositions on Tuesday.

Kids at Lawton Public Schools got back to the classroom Monday, months after Covid-19 caused schools statewide to close down.

A heartbreaking story of a Duncan 13-year-old being robbed while trying to operate his lawn mowing business, fortunately, has a happy ending.

Roughly 1,200 boxes of produce and dairy from Oklahoma farmers and ranchers will be handed out to those in need in Marlow Friday.

A 16-year-old has a family after spending the past four years in the DHS system.

The third annual We Love Teachers shopping event is happening in Lawton this weekend.

The Stephens County Free Fair is set to kick off Tuesday with five days of exciting events.

For the first time since it was built decades ago, the Lawton Public Schools Transportation Center is getting a new parking lot.

A new non-profit is starting in Lawton to help victims of sexual assault and violence.

Thursday, three active-duty military members took the first step towards becoming commissioned officers in the Army.

A high school senior has collected and delivered over 10,000 pencils for her school.

Tuesday, Lawton firefighters got a chance to do some hands-on training in water search and rescues.

Beutler and Son Rodeo Company has provided the livestock for the Lawton Rangers Rodeo since 1987.

Friday is night three of the Lawton Rangers Rodeo, and a local steer wrestler is ready for his chance at the big money.

A group of Duncan moms who have homeschooled their kids is trying to pass their knowledge on to other families making the change to homeschooling this year.

A barrel racer competing in the Lawton Rangers Rodeo this weekend is proving that age is just a number, after making the Wrangler National Finals in Vegas last year for the first time at age 61.

Wednesday was the first night of the 82nd Annual Lawton Rangers PRCA Rodeo. Last year’s bull riding winner Chauk Dees, from Sterling was looking to reclaim his title.

A southwest Oklahoma math teacher has received one of the nation’s highest recognition awards.

The Lawton Marine Corps League gave out scholarships to two Southwest Oklahoma seniors this week.

Students are preparing to head back to learning and one Marlow church wants to make sure they have all the supplies they need.

A homeless Veteran and his family were given the keys to a new home today.

As students prepare to head back to learning, a Cotton County church wants to make sure they have all the clothes and school supplies they need.

This Thursday is a shop with a cop fundraising event in Duncan.

The Lawton Rangers will hold their annual all-you-can-eat Rodeo Breakfast tomorrow morning, before the rodeo kicks off next week.

The Comanche High School music department is holding a giant garage sale Saturday to raise money for the upcoming year.

As Frederick officials prepare to get back in the classroom, several students decided they wanted to help.

People all across Oklahoma are wondering what schools will be like when they reopen for the fall.

We’re just a few weeks away from heading back to learning and school districts across the area are putting the finishing touches on their initial re-opening plans.

The Rage in the Cage 74 event is happening Saturday night at the Great Plains Coliseum.

Alternative Baseball is a national non-profit organization that allows adults with autism or other special needs a chance to play organized baseball and they’re hoping to come to Texoma.

A hiring event with employers ready to fill positions on the spot is happening all next week in Lawton.

The Walters First Baptist Church is collecting clothes and school supplies to give away to families in need.

More than 180 boxes of food were given away Monday evening in Duncan.

A local non-profit organization received a large donation this morning.

A bike park featuring BMX ramps is under construction in Altus.

A local ministry will be able to help feed families in the Lawton Fort Sill community after a substantial donation was given.

Here’s a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement recently took effect and Oklahoma farmers say they couldn’t be happier.

A boil-water advisory was issued a few years back at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, now officials are working to fix the problem.

A Women’s Ranch Rodeo will be taking place in Waurika this weekend featuring six teams of women from five different states.

In Makenzie's latest Outdoor adventure she tested her limits as she tried her hand at mountain biking in Medicine Park.

The Altus Southwest Area Economic Development Corporation recently awarded grants they hope will bring more tourism dollars into the community.

Here’s a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

Did you know that the world’s largest WWI traveling museum is actually stationed in southwest Oklahoma?

Several southwest Oklahoma school districts will be receiving thousands of dollars in Initiative Grants.

A world record spoonbill was snagged this weekend at Keystone Lake near Tulsa. The man who reeled it in is a native of Apache, Oklahoma.

Hearts that Care Volunteer Health Clinic has announced they'll be adding a dental clinic to their operation.

Lawton Fire Department's Sonny Puletasi and his family will compete on Disney’s Fam Jam! It’s a competitive dance series that features two families going head to head on the dance floor for a chance at a trophy & $10,000.