Volunteers gathered early this morning outside of Kaiyo Raethong’s family home to build a much needed wheelchair ramp to make the transportation of Kaiyo much easier.
A cold front is descending across the Central US this weekend, and will bring increased cloud coverage, scattered showers & storms, and cooler temperatures next week.
Cameron University hosted the final day for the ‘We-R-Preneurs’ life skills and STEM camp Friday, giving kids a chance to put everything that they learned throughout the camp, to the test.
A number of Oklahoma lawmakers have weighed in on the recent passage of the ‘PACT’ Act, which offers medical care to Veterans who may have been affected by burn pits during deployment.
7News spoke with Roy Rodrick from the Lawton Animal Welfare about this week’s adoptable pet, an adorable and loving Pitbull who was picked up as a stray, a national adoption event called Clear the Shelters August, and safety conditions for pets in the cooler weather.
According to reports from the Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation, Kevin Warren Buttler was arrested by agents Thursday, after a female inmate claimed he had violated her sexually.
Lawton community partners have announced a new event coming to Lawton on Wednesday, featuring free resources for young people who are experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
Operation C.A.R.E. Ministries of Tillman County will host its second annual Rodeo for Jesus on August 5 and 6 at the Tillman County Rodeo Arena in Frederick.
The Housing & Community Development Office and the Lawton Housing Authority are teaming up to host the Southwest Oklahoma Stand Down for Homeless Veterans event.
City of Lawton officials have announced the closure of The Owens Multipurpose Center two days next week, while the Housing & Community Center and the Lawton Housing Authority hosts their Stand Down Event.
The FISTA Development Trust Authority will hold a special meeting Monday, August 8, to discuss required additions to Phase 1 of the reconstruction project at Central Mall and minor changes to how the trust submits fiscal year reporting to the City of Lawton.
Thursday marks the City of Lawton’s 121st Birthday, and this year they have a new way for Lawtonians to celebrate, inviting the whole city to come out and party.
The Westminster Presbyterian Church has asked the community for help retrieving sacred historical documents, which were stolen from a safe during a break-in last week.
