LPL’s “Let’s Talk Potty Training Storytime” event is around the corner
The Lawton Public Library is working with the Comanche County Health Department to host an informative class on potty ...
Oklahoma lawmakers continue to push for cell phone ban in schools
Oklahoma lawmakers are taking a hard stance against cell phone use in class a house committee approving a bill that could ...
Trey Williams continues to shine despite ACL injury, earning spot at UCO
MacArthur Senior Trey Williams a high school football player gave us here at 7News a first hand look at something couldn’t ...
Oklahoma Democratic Leader files legislation increasing tax credits, minimum wage
The Democratic leader also introduced a bill this session which would increase the state’s minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to ...
Voters in multiple areas to decide fate of school bonds, Altus City Council wards 1 and 3 up for grabs
Voters living in the Bray-Doyle School District will have the option to vote on a $1.02 million bond for renovations to the ...
Candlelight vigil soon to be held for Cherokee woman, Aubrey Dameron
A candlelight vigil is being held for the Cherokee woman and LGBT community member whose remains were found in rural Oklahoma ...
MIGHT CDRC’s McMahon S212 Guest House soon to host ribbon cutting ceremony
The MIGHT Community Development and Resource Center will be hosting a ribbon cutting for the McMahon S212 Guest House.
Fort Sill Graduates: Fort Sill holds graduation for 230 soldiers
Fort Sill held a graduation for their soldiers who graduated from basic training last week for approximately 230 soldiers.
Bill seeking to extend teacher salary schedule passes first legislative hurdle
The bill passed unanimously out of the subcommittee and has the support of Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert (R-Bristow).
Mobile Wellness Unit makes way to Lawton community
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The Health Department has scheduled a community check-up event through its Mobile Wellness Unit. The Unit will offer a variety of services such as Wellness Checks, Sick Visits ...
Trial date now set for man charged with 2023 first-degree murder
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - After a recent hearing, in Tillman County, a new trial date has been set for a man accused in a 2023 murder. Michael Lee Lorah is charged with first-degree murder in the death ...