DUNCAN, OK — Santa's original sleigh will return to the Duncan Christmas Parade Saturday after an absence of nearly 30 years. The parade is hosted by Main Street Duncan.
ALTUS, OK — If you enjoy the finer things, mark your calendar for the perfect holiday shopping experience this week in Altus.
MEDICINE PARK, OK — As a boy, Doug Kemper roamed the hillsides of southwest Oklahoma with his father, learning to identify snakes and spiders around Medicine Park and in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.
LAWTON, OK — Camping and day use fees at Wichita Mountains Wildlife will go up Jan. 1, 2020. Find out what they are and how they'll affect you.
ANADARKO — An Apache teen is held with no bond for a murder charge in the killing of another teen following a Saturday morning fight at a home near the Comanche-Caddo County line.
DUNCAN, OK — The Chisholm Trail Arts Council will kick off the holiday season Thursday evening with an awards reception for its Holiday Art Show and Sale. The artwork will be on display through Dec. 18.
ALTUS, OK — Grace Dempsey, longtime volunteer and mentor in the Altus area, was presented with a certificate and a jeweled pin as recipient the State Pioneer Volunteer Award from Sabra Tucker from the Oklahoma State Retired Educators Association.
WALTERS, OK — On Wednesday morning, representatives of the Operation Homefront and JPMorgan Chase & Co. presented Drew Wiley, an U.S. Army veteran, and his family with the keys to their newly renovated mortgage-free home in Walters.
WALTERS, OK — The renaming of the U.S. 277 and Oklahoma 5 intersection in Cotton County will honor the Comanche Code Talkers with a ceremony today.
LAWTON, OK — Eleanor McDaniel will teach a class for "Making a Beaded Medicine Bag/Lazy Stitch Class." Registration open.
ANADARKO, OK — An Anadarko man is in jail on $20,000 bond after he was charged with kidnapping, assaulting and stealing from his girlfriend.
DUNCAN, OK — An arrest warrant was issued for a Duncan mother after her 2-year-old daughter repeatedly called 911 while the mother was passed out.
FREDERICK, OK — For the last five years, Frederick has celebrated its women business owners and entrepreneurs with an evening out on the town.
LAWTON, OK — When Wally Breaden speaks to students about the wild animals he helps, he speaks with a passion and knowledge gained over 46 years in service.
LAWTON, OK — The Comanche County District Court issued felony arrest warrants for two men accused of breaking into and stealing from a medical marijuana dispensary.
ELGIN, OK — To kick off the 2019 Winter Wishes campaign, Elgin Middle School teachers gave every eighth grader $10 and told them to do something kind with the cash.
ELK CITY, OK — A rollover wreck in Beckham County Saturday sent a man and woman flying after being ejected. A 46-year-old Altus woman died and a 56-year-old Elk City man was hospitalized from the wreck. Investigators don't know who was driving.
WASHITA COUNTY, OK — A Hobart man was pinned inside his SUV and then flown to an Oklahoma City hospital in "stable and critical condition" following a Sunday wreck in Washita County.
LAWTON, OK — Polls will open at 7 a.m. today for Lawton Ward 3 race.
CARNEGIE, OK — A Carnegie man has been charged with the brutal murder of one man and beating of a woman with a crowbar from September 2018 that happened in Indian Country. The charges follow the recommendation of a federal grand jury.
ALTUS, OK — Another Altus home was struck by gunfire Wednesday night, the seventh incident like this in the past week. No injuries were reported. Police are investigating what's going on.
COMANCHE, OK — A father and son are wanted for an escalating feud over crude oil at lease site near their Stephens County home. Over $20,000 in damages have led to arrest warrants for the Stephens County men.
ALTUS, OK — Mrs. Claus' Candy Shoppe will offer homemade candies and confections during the Country Kitchen Christmas Bazaar hosted by First United Methodist Church, Altus.
ELGIN, OK — Students from Flower Mound Public Schools visited Fort Sill National Cemetery Wednesday to place flags on the graves of nearly 1,000 U.S. military veterans. For nearly 15 years, the school has helped the cemetery prepare for Veterans Day, celebrated each Nov. 11.
ALTUS — A half-dozen shootings over the weekend has left Altus homes and vehicles bullet-riddles but no injuries were reported. Police are seeking the public's help to stop the shootings and find those responsible before someone is injured or killed.
There will be a community flea market and arts and crafts sale at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Cache Cahoma Building, 725 NW Quanah Road. Public and all vendors are welcome.
The Oklahoma Legislative Diabetes Caucus has announced its 2020 agenda to help battle the disease in Oklahoma.
Jackson Lake Beach of Apache has been accepted into the Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) College of Pharmacy at Weatherford. Beach is a graduate of Elgin High School.
CARNEGIE, OK — The Carnegie Chamber of Commerce will host its second Wildcat 5K Turkey Trot Fun Run/Walk on Saturday.
LAWTON, OK — Residents voting in the Lawton City Council and Indiahoma Public School races may vote early this week.
LAWTON, OK — A change in state law has eased the registration requirements for teen voters.
MARLOW, OK — Forty-nine Central High FFA members will give eight hours of their time to the highest bidders at the annual Labor Auction Tuesday night.
DUNCAN, OK — One hundred years ago a man named E.P. Halliburton changed the face of Duncan forever. Now it's time to honor his contribution.
LAWTON, OK — Those who are thinking of entering the teaching profession may want to attend a workshop in Anadarko.
FREDERICK, OK — Saturday's 12th annual Cotton Festival and Chili Cook-off in Frederick will change location due to inclement weather.
FREDERICK, OK — The Frederick Chamber of Commerce will host the 12th Annual Cotton Festival and Chili Cook-Off Saturday.
FREDERICK, OK — The Frederick Arts and Humanities Council will host a 90th birthday celebration Sunday afternoon for the Ramona Theatre.
LAWTON, OK — The Oklahoma Department of Libraries has awarded grants to the Lawton Public Libraryand Friends of the Elgin Community Library for health literacy programs.
DUNCAN, OK — The Chisholm Trail Arts Council is calling for art submissions for its 2019 Holiday Art Show and Sale. The deadline for entries is Nov. 8.
RANDLETT, OK — The House of Carnage has added two buildings to its haunting lineup, including a 1908 one-room schoolhouse crafted to mirror an insane asylum, complete with a graveyard out back.
DUNCAN — A Drug Take Back Day event scheduled for today has been bumped back to Nov. 2.
A 38-year-old Duncan man accused of killing another man as part of an ongoing feud about a woman has now been accused of murder in the case.
ANADARKO, OK — The town will host its first Caddo County Kids, Kites and Frights event Saturday, and the event lineup is truly impressive.
The American Indian Culture & Preservation Office (AICP) of the Oklahoma Historical Society will present a workshop on the “Records of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency.”
The state Medical Examiner’s report into the June 14 death of a 26-year-old Cache man reveals he was shot 21 times.
Throughout World War II, two American soldiers’ lives ran parallel, though they never met.
Lawton residents Kenny Seals and Dave McGowen have traveled the world together, photographing some of the world’s most elusive and ferocious wildlife. This fall, the pair is sharing their stunning shots with southwest Oklahoma.
From her writing desk, Oklahoma author Beth Robinson has a perfect view of a canvas of sunflowers painted by a late friend.
LAWTON — Fresh Washington peaches and cherries from Fresh Farms will be delivered on Aug. 20, bringing the renowned fruit to the community.
LAWTON — Kenan Mandawe is spending his summer learning about policing from inside the department as part of the city's intern program.
Martin Solorzano of Edmond was arrested after allegedly striking his wife during an argument this week.