Kyle Payne
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Christmas carols performed for nursing home residents across Lawton
Members of Ellipsis sang, rang jingle bells and waved to residents → Read More
Comanche County Sheriff warns people about social security phone scams
Stradley said if you do get these calls, hang up and avoid giving them any of your personal information → Read More
Turkey day tips from Lawton Fire officials and ER physician
In regards to frying turkeys, many tutorials are available on line and be sure to stick to the oil fill line on your pot → Read More
Local teens donate bone marrow, mow yards to support brother battling rare cancer
Spanning from ages 14-19, these boys are passionate about helping their family and they need your yard to do it. → Read More
UPDATE: Fort Sill says teen COVID death connected to service member
Fort Sill says the first Oklahoma COVID related death in the 5-17 age group was a dependent of a active duty service member at the post. The patient was identified as a 13-year-old who died at Comanche County Memorial Hospital on Friday night. “Our entire Lawton Fort Sill community is deeply saddened. Our greatest condolences go out to the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with them in this… → Read More
Trash bags of marijuana found floating down Cache Creek
Approximately 12 trash bags full of marijuana was found floating → Read More
Lawton City Council approves FY2021 budget during special meeting
During the special meeting Thursday, Council did vote unanimously to approve the budget, with $90.65 million dollars for operating funds. → Read More
Area legislators weigh in on DHS plan to close half their state offices
DHS attributes this to COVID-19, and the projected 28 million dollar loss in revenue. → Read More
MacArthur Senior awarded scholarship in honor of classmate Kaydan Williams
"After we lost our daughter Kaydan Williams in a car accident back in December, our family decided we wanted to find some way to bring some happiness and joy back in our lives" → Read More
Lawton City Council unable to finalize budget, will continue discussion next meeting
Council agreed on most of the items adding up to the 89.4 million dollar total, except the 1.7 percent utility increase. → Read More
Duncan nurse volunteering in NYC in support of fellow healthcare workers
Duncan nurse continues to fight against COVID-19 in NYC → Read More
106 active COVID-19 cases reported at CCDC following facility-wide testing
Comanche Co. Detention Center reporting large spike in COVID cases → Read More
Authorities say 2 Oklahoma deaths tied to counterfeit drugs
A person of interest is being questioned in the case and is cooperating with OBN investigators. → Read More
Fire destroys truck in Comanche Co.
The flames broke out around 9:30 PM near Northeast 77th and Cache Road → Read More
Lawton City Council holds special meeting; discusses complaint, Governor’s orders
Council will meet for their regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday and are expected to make decisions on re-opening businesses across the city. → Read More
UPDATE: City of Lawton adjusts proposed ban to hunting/fishing/boating, new rules effective immediately
At a meeting on Thursday morning, Mayor Stan Booker and Mayor Pro-Tem Jay Burk issued new rules which will take effect immediately. → Read More
UPDATE: City of Lawton changes course, says new rules will go into effect on April 15
The new amendments will go into effect on Friday. → Read More
City of Lawton to require facemasks, ban hunting, fishing on city property
The new amendments will go into effect on Friday. → Read More
UPDATE: Lawton city leaders say citizens can’t be banned from council meetings, measures taken to encourage social distancing
Mayor Booker says council learned they weren’t allowed to ban people from the meeting, as it is not considered a social gathering. → Read More
Lawton Police changing how they answer calls due to coronavirus
Officials say they will only respond to high priority calls, like felonies and emergency incidents. → Read More