Zayna Haliburton
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Renovations complete on historic refuge home
Renovations at the Ferguson House on the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge are now complete. → Read More
Former Lawton pastor has child sex abuse charges substantiated by archdiocese
The allegations date to 1993, when Leven, now 94 and retired, was assigned to Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Enid. → Read More
Live fire exercise prepares soldiers for combat
Community leaders got a first hand look at a live fire exercise Saturday on Fort Sill. → Read More
Good News: November 22
Here's a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week. → Read More
Paranormal investigators “Mysterious State” visit Duncan’s Butterfield Mercantile and Ballroom
7News tags along with Mysterious State on a ghost hunt at Duncan's Butterfield Mercantile and Ballroom. → Read More
Volunteer firefighters needed in Comanche County
It’s a statewide issue. Volunteer fire departments are understaffed.Even though they can have up to 25 members, many in Comanche County are not even at 20. → Read More
Body found after Comanche County home explodes, burns to the ground
A body was found in what officials believe to be a home explosion near 60th and Bishop Road just before 7 a.m. Saturday. → Read More
Kids learn how to be entrepreneurs at Cameron University ‘We Are-Preneurs Too’ camp
Kids got to learn how to be entrepreneurs through a camp put on by a local organization this week. → Read More
Duncan’s Douglass Eastside Senior Citizens Center hosts fundraiser
People got the chance to eat some good food and donate to a good cause at a fundraiser in Duncan Friday. → Read More
Lawton wading pools to close August 9
If you're looking to stay cool in Lawton's wading pools, you only have a little over three weeks left. → Read More
Oklahoma Freedom Fastpitch win championship
The Oklahoma Freedom Fastpitch softball team have won the 10 and Under USSSA South National Championship. → Read More
Responders and victim speak about Saturday tornado
It was near Southeast 45th and New Hope where two homes were completely destroyed Saturday morning. Fortunately, there were no major injuries as a result of the short, but strong, tornado. → Read More
24 people arrested in alleged Oklahoma heroin distribution network
Federal authorities say 24 people have been arrested in connection with a drug-trafficking ring that’s tied to a Mexican cartel authorities believe distributed about 2 kilograms of heroin a week in northeastern Oklahoma. → Read More
Trump threatens to close border with Mexico next week
Arrests all along the southern border have skyrocketed in recent months. Border agents are on track to make 100,000 arrests and denials of entry there this month, more than half of them families with children. → Read More
4 people dead in wrong-way crash on Oklahoma City interstate
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the collision happened shortly after 2 a.m. Friday when a pickup truck driving the wrong direction crashed into an oncoming car. → Read More
Holy City of The Wichitas prepares for Easter Pageant
The Holy City is preparing for their Easter Pageant and looking to raise money to help make improvements to the area. → Read More
Kevin Stitt to celebrate inauguration with Lawton visit
Kevin Stitt, Oklahoma's newly elected governor, plans to visit Lawton to celebrate his inauguration. → Read More
Veterans at the Lawton Fort Sill Veterans Center receive gifts from community
Around 200 veterans at the Lawton Fort Sill Veterans Center received Christmas gifts donated by the community today → Read More
Center for Creative Living is ready for their Christmas Dinner
The Center for Creative Living is hosting a Christmas Dinner. It will start at 12 Thursday and last until 2. It is open to the public at no cost. → Read More
Lawton Rocks continues to spread joy to others
Lawton Rocks continues to design rocks and hide them around town for others to find, post a picture of, and then hide it again. → Read More