Days of Remembrance is the nation’s annual commemoration of the Holocaust.

Steven Base talks with 7News about festival events taking place over the weekend

Friday, April 16 is the last day to apply for voter registration to be eligible to vote on the May 11 Special Bishop School Bond Election for Comanche County.

The City of Cache is looking for someone to fill a vacancy in the fourth ward on the City Council.

The City of Comanche has decided to cancel their 4th of July fireworks show this year.

A car fire was reported on the 200 block of North Hillside Drive Thursday afternoon.

Police say they were alerted by authorities in Granite where the teen is a student.

Lt. Governor Turkey Hunt Returns to Duncan for it’s 33rd Year

Another storm system brings us rain chances today spreading from west to east

Oklahoma is home to several types of rattlesnakes, including the Western Diamondback. In 7 News Anchor Makenzie Burk’s latest outdoor adventure, she visited some rattlesnake dens to learn more about the creature that strikes fear into many.

A Lawton man is facing several charges after after he reportedly drove under the influence with children in the car.

A man is facing charges after being accused in two separate incidents that occurred on April 10.

A man accused of setting fire to a house in Lawton has been formally charged.

There’s a shortage of a small semi-conductor chip in cars that controls gas mileage and other electronics inside the vehicle.

Multiple rounds of showers and storms are possible through Friday. A cold front arriving Friday evening reinforcing the cool air mass currently in place.

The spring season is here and animal activity is starting to pick up in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.

Women That Vote Arts Corporation installed their first Suffrage Bench in Shepler Park at a ceremony last weekend.

The Friends of the Lawton Public Library’s Spring Book Sale will be going on over the weekend.

The Apache Rattlesnake Festival kicks off Thursday.

An Altus man has been charged with first-degree murder after allegedly running over a man on a bike.

Local nonprofit asks public for food Donations for Homeless Youth

A look at what’s making headlines in Texoma on Wednesday April, 14th.

Another round of showers and storms!

Regional Health Department Director Brandie Combs discusses OSDH's decision to pause the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

The man who escaped from Comanche County Detention Center earlier in the week will be facing a new charge once caught.

The money would come from the Hotel-Motel Tax Economic Development Fund. To start it would be about $80,000.

The pandemic isn’t stopping Medicine Park from growing.. five new businesses have opened in the town over the past two weeks.

Showers and isolated storms will continue through the rest of the workweek as temperatures remain well below average into the weekend.

Lawton Representative Daniel Pae discussed the potential for speed limit changes in southwest Oklahoma, as well as two bills working through the legislature Tuesday.

Cameron University will be hosting two information sessions for adults looking to complete their Bachelor’s degree as part of their Reach Higher: Reconnect Week.

Cherokee Ballard talks with 7News about helpful information on safe digging practices.

Vincent Saylor talks with 7News about the Young Professionals of Lawton and their annual Bowties & Bourbon event hosted at the Lawton Country Club.

The Lawton Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary will be holding their annual spring fundraiser, with a little difference.

The decision was announced after the CDC and FDA made the recommendation early on Tuesday.

Lawton City Council is meeting at 2 p.m. to discuss several items on the agenda.

A look at your Texoma Morning Headlines on your April 13th.

More showers and thunderstorms for us this afternoon with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s

A Comanche County judge has issued an arrest warrant for a Frederick man accused of sexually assaulting a teenager.

An arrest warrant has been filed for a Lawton man accused of sexually assaulting a child.

An arrest warrant has been filed by Cache authorities for a man accused of leaving two dogs to die.

The Oklahoma Blood Institute is urgently requesting donors.

Joseph Smith, Junior has been charged with six counts including first-degree rape, two counts of sodomy against a victim under 16 and rape by instrumentation.

A man who was arrested in Altus last week for multiple charges, including kidnapping, has now been formally charged.

Two years ago, Young Professionals of Lawton painted the ramps in the skate park at McMahon Park as a part of United Way’s Day of Caring.

Lawton Mayor Stan Booker talks with 7News about the current events in the city

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible for the rest of the workweek as upper-level disturbances move across the area.

Comanche Nation Transportation is helping more school districts in southwest Oklahoma upgrade their roads and parking lots.

2021 has been a year of new beginnings at the Tillman County Sheriff’s Office as new sheriff Bill Ingram officially took over in early January.

The Lawton City Council will be meeting Tuesday to discuss a number of issues.

The crash happened in Grady County on County Road 1610, about 7 miles south of Rush Springs.

Lawton police have arrested a man for setting a house on fire.

A quick look at your Texoma Morning Headlines on your Monday, April 12th.

Christian Training Center Church in Lawton purchased vehicles for five members in need.

Starting today, City of Lawton recreation Centers will be reopening with certain rules in place.

Lawton’s “Yard of the Month” competition is going on now.

Starting today in Duncan, the Four D Corporation will be holding their annual Spring Clean-up.

The City of Lawton’s Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteer coaches.

Veterans Resource Center Renovations underway