The building was being moved from Whittier Elementary to John Adams.

The community was invited out to donate blood to make sure hospital supplies are stocked for summer months.

Just after midnight, Lawton Police officers were called to a situation involving children on the 2200 block of Atlanta Avenue.

Several new businesses are popping up in downtown Marlow. The newest one is a yoga and Pilates studio.

Thousands of teachers from across the state were at Lawton High School on Tuesday for the Oklahoma State Department of Education’s EngageOK on the Road summer conference.

There is an opportunity to support athletic programs at Lawton Public Schools coming up on July 29th.

Hot, sunny, and breezy Wednesday.

Multiple fire departments responded to a grass fire Tuesday morning that was threatening a residence in the 14 thousand block of North West Stoney Point Road.

Today will be very hot and humid with actual temperatures of 100-103. Feel like temperatures this afternoon will be around 105-110.

The City of Chickasha is introducing a new way for citizens to pay their utility bills!

The Wading Pool at Lawton's Mocine Park had to be drained Monday morning after rocks were found covering the bottom.

We're learning more on the death of a former Fort Sill soldier killed in an April shootout.

The damage done from the eggs is typically caused from the egg sticking to the car, and can cost thousands of dollars if not cleaned quick enough.

The Museum of the Great Plains in Lawton is hosting a camp for kids this week.

Kids are getting the chance to learn and take part in arts and crafts all this week in Duncan.

The Great Plains Improvement Foundation offers several programs to help people living in Comanche County.

A supply drive is underway in Duncan to help teachers in the school district ahead of the school year.

The First Baptist Church in Walters is collecting donations for its annual school supply drive.

The Lawton Salvation Army's Boys and Girls Club held an Indian taco fundraiser Monday.

If you use a Pikepass, you will NOT see the price increase.

This week marks the unofficial start to the college football season. AT&T Stadium is the host of Big 12 Media Days this year.

Several southwest Oklahoma kids are getting an early start in the world of performance thanks to a Teen Theatre workshop happening in Duncan.

Pools and lakes are the places to be on hot summer days when you want to cool off. But those visiting Medicine Park’s Bath Lake have been out of luck... It is closed due to blue-green algae in the water.

The 2019 Dehydrator is coming up Saturday, July 27th in Duncan.

Sunny and hot this week.

The FDA has a new strategy for imported food safety, and Congress has increased seafood inspection funds. But the U.S. still lags behind some other countries when it comes to inspections and regulations.

The Cancer Centers of SWOK has received an award for their contribution and support of their nursing staff. It's an award that showcases the Centers dedication to providing the best possible care.

According to a new rule published in the Federal Register, asylum seekers who pass through another country first will be ineligible for asylum at the U.S. southern border. The rule, expected to go into effect on Tuesday, also applies to children who have crossed the border alone.

This week temperatures will be around 100 degrees and the humidity will be on the rise.

Altus crash sends driver and passenger to the hospital.

The low humidity days are coming to an end. The heat comes back along with the humidity to make it feel really hot.

Another year, another successful Tomato Festival!

Not too bad, with less humidity the past few days. But the heat and humidity return and it looks like for a while.

Hundreds of Lawtonians gathered for a day of giving back to their community for National Serve Day.

The Leslie Powell Gallery hosted the opening reception for Lawton photographer Chris Martin's "The Protector" portrait series.

The approval means that federal funding is available to help counties and the state with repairs and costs of storm response.

The protest was held to oppose the planned upcoming housing of migrant children at Fort Sill.

The Lawton Farmers Market held a special tomato-themed art contest Thursday at the Leslie Powell Art Gallery.

29-year-old Cierra Kyles' 5-year-old was placed in emergency foster care last year, after he was treated for injuries consistent with child abuse.

28-year-old Johnny Jones waived his right to a preliminary hearing Thursday.

Haley and her husband welcomed David Gray just before noon Thursday.

Tyler reviews the latest movies!

We are joined by Senator Paul Scott from Duncan to talk about the latest going on at the state capitol.

This week, the Arvest Foundation donated $5,000 to Gabriel's House in Duncan.

A Tillman county man changed his plea to guilty on two charges involving a deadly crash.

The department says, especially during the summer, there are more bikers present on the road, and they can sometimes be hard to see.

Children being left in hot cars remains a problem, despite countless tragedies resulting from it.

Metal fans at Spain’s Resurrection Fest showed their compassion and inclusive-partying spirit last weekend, hoisting a man in a wheelchair into the air so he could crowd surf.

Find out how you can adopt a pet from Lawton Animal Welfare.

Seasonably hot and sunny this weekend.

Residents voice concern on overgrown yards across Lawton.

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

An Oklahoma judge has upheld a ban on a common second-trimester abortion procedure in what abortion rights proponents decried as a “rogue” decision that will threaten the reproductive rights of women across the state.

The event on Facebook encourages people to storm Area 51 to learn the truth if there are aliens there because "they can't stop us all."

Altus police have made an arrest in connection to a bomb threat on Thursday at a local car dealership.

A finance report shows the inaugural committee for Oklahoma’s new Republican governor spent more than $2.4 million on inauguration festivities to launch his first term in office.

The community and LFD recruits helped clean up after trash was left around the Thunder court in Lawton

Today and tomorrow will be two nice days with low humidity and temperatures in the mid 90s.