Lawton, OK News

• Lawton, OK News
• Walkers team with teen for Crohn's Walk
• Area farmers are making hay while the sun shines
• Southwest Oklahomans recall some who gave all
• Storm ravages east side
• Nearly half of returning vets seek disability
• Lawton library invites youngsters to join the summer reading club
• Lawton-Fort Sill remembers
• MEMORIAL DAY: A DAY TO REMEMBER
• How hot will summer be?
• Unfinished business
• Trial set for man accused of killing boy
• Volunteer wants to be positive influence
• Council sets budget workshop
• Ten Oaks carnival to benefit Alzheimer's
• Officials debate open-carry law
• Man arrested in Altus murder
• Veterans Center honors residents for Memorial Day
• 2 individuals suspected of exploiting elderly
• Sentences handed down to individuals
• Plat OK'd for Lawton Marketplace
• Man takes dip in lake to avoid city police
• Algae levels at lake not dangerous
• Mica Martinez trial delayed until appeals court ruling
• New adult living facility opens for disabled residents
• Pot found on suspect as he is put in jail
• Goodyear, Cornerstone protest taxes
• Lawton police officers cleared in fatal shooting of King Jr.
• Local man gets life in prison on drug charges
• Ellsworth has low level of algae
• Sheriff confiscates slot machines
• Memorial service for fallen soldiers closed to media
• St. Mary's remembers staffers with benches
• Recently retired Fletcher superintendent gets medal for excellence
• Suspect sought in elephant attack
• Judge refuses to delay trial after barbecue becomes issue
• CU honor societies induct members
• Airport plans to begin runway renovation project Sept. 1
• Honeycutt House
• 'The people are in my heart'
• Entities lobby for tax funds
• Dispute continues over petition to remove Comanche Business Committee members
• Lawton Public Works event a chance to share impressive resume
• Suspects arrested in robbery; invasion probe continuing
• Local mom faces neglect accusation in porn case
• Northbound lane of NW 74th closed
• Elgin Students Hold Toy Drive for Starlight Unit
• Fort Sill soldiers die in combat
• Don't let bugs slam your fun in the sun
• Public gets chance to comment on city budget today
• Advanced science, math program expands to all LPS high schools
• Pioneer Park opens new school wing
• Cameron University awards scholarships to high school seniors throughout Oklahoma
• Don't let a boating mishap sink summer
• Elderly, disabled have transportation in Lawton
• Municipal pool will open this summer
• Generals of defenders honored at annual parade
• New law limits amount of medicine
• Military personnel honored at picnic
• Memorial set at Flower Mound
• Delay in printing election ballots results in extension
• To the brink of war
• Woman reports being robbed at motel
• Fallin appoints 9 to commission
• Inmate charged with sex crime
• Comanche council meeting called 'historic'
• Will you marry me?
• Dogs die after splashing in water along lake shoreline
• Agreement reached on water park
• Maples praises community for armed forces celebration
• Wheat harvest machinery blamed for starting fires
• Simulator rivals Hollywood for special effects
• Foundations give funds for board at Pioneer Park
• 2 inmates will face charges in separate jail incidents
• Karr loses plea to have trial delayed
• Police search for clues in shooting on Friday
• Barnes receives Gene Rochelle Award at MHS
• Burk receives Hugh Bish award
• Lefebvre receives Glenn Dosser award
• Civil War cannon joins companion piece on Fort Sill
• School official accused of embezzlement
• Armed Forces Day celebration begins
• Water main break closes MHS
• Leadership class challenged to improve city
• School board will advertise schools for sale
• Domestic situation keeps police on edge
• Charges filed against man for not registering as violent offender
• Man accused of using wife's money to keep up girlfriend
• LATS to change schedule Saturday
• Pat Henry students let life lessons spread their wings
• Marines celebrate 60-year Army partnership at Sill
• Council to hear from public on use of fund
• G-MLRS is star of 2012 Fires Seminar
• Eagle Scout hopeful builds JROTC shelf
• Man arrested after marijuana, scales found
• Manslaughter admitted in Lawton beating death
• Funeral home embezzlement case nearing end
• Fires seminar draws 800
• Connecting with the future
• Constitution carriers deliver life-saving news: 'Your house is on fire!'
• Public invited to city budget workshop
• LHS students earn Picerne scholarships
• Thieves hit local church
• County debt OK'd to buy heart center
• Violent altercation ends with local man shot dead
• City man guilty in death of 6-year-old
• County veterans seek to ID graves
• No cure for dementia, but action may help ward off foe
• Pro-gun advocates claim victory in Oklahoma legislative session
• Mom - How do I say I love you?
• Armed Forces Day Parade set Saturday
• Maples will speak at luncheon Friday
• Gun detachments from 2 epochs fire weapons
• Volunteering at library hooked city's newest librarian
• Hospital board approves purchase of nurse call system
• Tribal voter information announced
• LEDA attorney buys land adjacent to downtown project
• Yard decorations pay tribute to Mother's Day, Memorial Day
• If it's Arts for All it must be raining
• Speaker tells horrific story of home invasion
• Hearing begins for man accused of killing woman
• City police try to find victim after shots fired
• Students turn classroom into tropical rain forest
• 'Guns of DMZ' to hold reunion
• Crime Stoppers accepts entries for Moonlight Walk shirt designs
• Robbery suspect held on bond
• Clinton J. Wieden named News Director for KCCU
• Driver crushes newly-poured concrete on 38th
• Developer asks for more time from city officials
• Fort Sill holds motorcycle safety rally
• City businessman stabbed in head with screwdriver
• Suspicious fire damages building
• Regents OK changes in meal plans
• Man posing as store employee allegedly helps steal 70-inch TV
• 4 men face drug charges after sweep in Altus area
• Foul smell leads city police to suspected meth lab here
• Deyo Mission will hold Navigation for Indian Health
• CU seniors receive ROTC commissions
• City woman will spend 2 months in jail
• Conley named as Dean of CU School of Science and Technology
• Cameron University to revise meal plan options
• Cameron University Department of Music recognizes students during annual awards ceremony
• Crowd finds 82nd St. vote reason for revelry
• Air Defense Artillery Learning Center gets new curator
• City starts work on budget
• Native princess to sing at Red Earth
• Lawton High presents JROTC awards
• State chancellor tells area scholars of need for leadership
• Former Lawtonian wins NC education honor
• City: Cyclist would have died even if patrol car hadn't struck him
• Police: Man exposed self
• 3 local businesses cited for violating scrap metal law
• Cameron University Department of Physical Sciences recognizes students; first Red Miller Scholarship in Chemistry awarded
• Artwork by Cameron University’s Katherine Liontas-Warren selected for juried exhibition
• Study of refuge fire history turns up centuries-old cedars
• Tax OK'd for retail project
• 3 in custody in home invasions
• 3 in custody in home invasions
• History takes life at Edison
• Miss Lawton 2011, students work to fill 'Baskets of Hope'
• Lawtonian graduates Evangel University
• Retail proposal on agenda
• Planned school at Sill named
• Kirby scandal sparks suit
• National treasures visit D.C. memorials
• Art for All Festival
• Firefighters face challenge in Lawton
• Photographer gets 1st exhibit at refuge visitors center
• Education helps sufferers, caregivers make the most of each day despite the disease
• Children's memorial garden dedicated at Elmer Thomas Park
• Retail incentive on agenda
• Children have new place to play as playground opens
• City officials anticipate flat budget
• Comic book fans received free books on Saturday
• March for Babies event draws crowd here
• Commission meets with college officials
• Weather delays graduation
• Officials seek 2 others in home invasions in area
• McDonald takes command
• Firefighters accept the challenge
• Comanche Nation will resume its council meeting
• Students have tea with queen
• March of Dimes event scheduled today
• Leaders try to make difference in young men's lives
• Lawtonians gather for prayer day
• Graduation is family affair for Mitchells
• House fire leaves family homeless
• Ceremony held for vets of honor flight today
• Flag that flew over base to fly at GPTC
• Playground in the Park dedication set for Saturday at Elmer Thomas
• Weather sings familiar refrain as local temperatures set records
• Electrical issues caused house fire
• CU Office of Student Activities presents annual awards
• Cameron students named to Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges
• Jari Askins addresses legal system's woes in Law Day speech
• House committee gives Fallin an 'F' on school grades
• Cadet chief talks leadership at JROTC awards
• Comanche Nation Museum earns award for exhibit
• Eisenhower gives out JROTC awards
• Coast Guard teaches kids boat safety
• Police subdue suspect in violent domestic
• LPS Foundation starts Pillar Member Campaign
• Girl hit on way to school still in hospital
• Kiowa Head Start taking applications
• Roosevelt woman injured in wreck
• 'Parade of Patriots' is 6:30 p.m. today at the coliseum
• Halverson reflects on months spent as Sill commander
• Firefighters pull two to safety as house burns
• DPS director speaks in city for Law Day
• Deputy to Halverson leaving post
• Girl hit by vehicle in east Lawton
• Police investigate as man possibly dragged by vehicle
• Cameron University professor Dr. Mike Dunn reveals scientific discovery with description of new fossil plant
• Cameron University to offer live streaming of 2012 Commencement ceremony
• Central High School senior Jonathan Crider hungers to help others
• On Sill tour, Inhofe bashes Obama, EPA
• 13 shed locks for love at Geronimo Road
• Artwork by Cameron University Professor of Art Katherine Liontas-Warren featured in solo exhibition
• Four months after breaking hip, local woman goes home
• A little forethought makes transition easy in homes of elderly
• Secretary of education at CU: State is focused on promoting higher ed
• Hundreds turn out for first Komen cancer race here
• Tribe in 'uncharted territory'
• Lawton residents get rid of their junk at annual city Trash-Off
• City firefighters douse paper fire
• Firefighters from 8 states to compete here Saturday
• Alzheimer's classes set
• 'Let's Have a Party' theme of LPS Showcase of talent
• County drug court wins recognition
• Mom files suit after son run over
• Search for police chief goes national
• Raincrow trial scheduled to begin Monday
• Tick population attacks pets, humans, livestock
• CU graduation set Friday
• Harris to run for Ward 2 Council seat
• Kerbo will run for Ward 1 seat on City Council
• Cobb gets prison time for shooting
• Jury finds man guilty in homicide
• Cardboard at local plant catches fire
• Remembrance cruise is trip of a lifetime
• Raytheon welcomed to Lawton
• Brockland student amasses 1,000 points in reading program
• Board works to clean up rezoned property
• Cameron University graduating class of 2012 filled with inspirational stories
• Board rejects shopping center funding
• Voters recall 3 members
• Army Reservist from Sill dies in Afghanistan
• Gilpen named Lawton teacher of year for 2012
• Investigator says Maher admitted to killing
• LATS turns 10 years old
• Home invasion reported by Tillman County couple
• Search continues for suspect who fled from officers
• Portfolio classes came up winners
• Cadets at MacArthur earn awards at annual ceremony
• Cameron University agriculture students awarded scholarships by Oklahoma Garden Clubs, Inc.
• Cameron University SIFE to host Lawton Firefighters Appreciation Banquet
• Wife takes stand in husband's trial for murder
• Sergeant discharged for Facebook posts
• Locals post big gains in income
• Former deputy not guilty of abusing power for sex
• For the Cowboys at Country Club, it's the last roundup
• Airport enticing carriers
• Resource Journey naturally fun, educational for youngsters
• Nuisance ordinance changed
• Death probed at prison
• Big top making return trip to Altus
• Cameron professor to have book signing
• Recycling options grow for west Lawton
• Investigation continuing into death of Altus woman
• KCCU earns awards for broadcasting
• Construction to close lane of West Lee Blvd.
• 79-inch snake snares honorsas longest at popular Apache fest
• Ride may be ending for driver's ed in schools
• Odd reasons force classes to be called off at two schools
• Lunch & Learn: Don’t Stroke Out!
• Cameron University history professor schedules book signing
• Cameron University Department of Music closes academic year with free concert by Cameron Guitar Ensemble
• Family Promise honored for excellence at ceremony
• Special court to cater to veterans
• Comanche ballot set
• Lawton's trash piles up at dump
• County clerk Shriver announces retirement
• Busy week continues in Stephens Co. courts
• Locals lend a HELPing hand at Elmer Thomas
• Terrill announces candidacy for Oklahoma Senate seat
• Constitution editor takes 2nd at SPJ awards
• Schoolchildren to learn about energy
• Religious leaders to address peace rally
• Law enforcement invited to free Law Day Dinner
• 'Battalion-plus' heads out for UAE mission
• Harris challenges Ward 2 candidacy of Jackson
• LHS JROTC takes titles
• Couple charged with scalding 4-year-old boy in bathtub
• Woman charged with child endangerment
• Trees given away
• Cameron University Concert Band joins 77th Army Band for concert
• KCCU honored by Radio Television Digital News Association with Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
• Hundreds observe anniversary
• Marlow man gets 30 years on sex abuse
• Media get first look at C-RAM
• Inhofe: Africa is the forgotten continent
• 3 members of CBC ousted
• Echoes of the Holocaust
• Army researcher describes love of chemistry
• CU faculty members honored for contributions
• Woman accused of taking older person's money sought
• Homicide suspect reports suspicious activity
• Juvenile fesses up to theft
• Woman complains about rat thrown from car window
• Man gets more than $10,000 in restitution for stabbing
• Nursing home patient wanders
• Cameron University announces winners of creative writing contests
• KCCU honored by Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters
• Trial of former Stephens Co. officer on hold
• Mayor, council member unopposed
• Charge up to 1st-degree murder
• Anadarko officer shoots self
• Chamber group carries Lawton's case to capital
• Shockwave of Oklahoma City bombing felt for minutes, days, years
• Memorial to get anesthesia machines
• McMahon-Tomlinson names interim nursing director
• Accused AC thieves appear in court
• Man reports being forced to get money at ATM machine
• Man charged with molestation
• Cameron to host grad studies preview night
• CU named to honor roll
• Cameron honors University Choice winners
• CU students named Brad Henry International Scholars
• Cameron University honored for community service
• Frederick High School Concert Choir to join Cameron University Concert Choir and Centennial Singers in concert
• Cameron University Department of Music presents free faculty recital by Doris Lambert and Kristina Henckel
• 'Reality parties'
• Clerk, House races fizzle after dropouts
• Teens report drive-by shooting
• Car discovered flipped near I-44 and 11th Street
• Ward 1 race opens up in city
• Teens report drive-by shooting
• Sterling citizens may roll in on horse and buggy for birthday
• Cameron University announces winners of “University Choice Awards”
• Cameron University breaks ground for McMahon Field and Athletics Center
• Seized snakes set to slither to center stage
• School leaders honored
• Top drill sergeant at Fort Sill honors family, community, adopted country
• Cameron University hosts presentations by Dr. Betsy Rice, U.S. Army research chemist
• LPS students among art winners
• InfantSEE focused on correcting childhood vision
• Dyer, Balthrop trials on docket
• Complaints of tall grass, weeds inundating city
• City volunteer recognized for veteran's work
• 2 from Tech Center win awards at robot contest
• Lawton mayor will seek second term
• Filing period will open Monday for council, mayor
• Changes coming to lunch program
• Reality parties scheduled at Fort Sill on Tuesday
• Reports of storms keep residents' eyes on skies
• Sheriff finds stolen goods on property
• Police open homicide investigation
• Lamb says tax cut won't be as deep as hoped
• Cyril fiddler to be inducted into hall
• Woman says man tried to get her to kill him after kidnapping her
• Comanche funeral home reopens
• City police investigate local death
• Twins served together in Vietnam War
• Auto body shop owner will run for county commissioner
• Confidence or obstacle?
• Race develops for county sheriff
• LPD takes over homicide case
• Inmate charged with giving out synthetic marijuana
• Starbucks reports robbery
• Cameron Department of Theatre Arts wraps up season with “Grease”
• Cameron University presents poetry reading by alumnus Jason Poudrier
• Murder charge filed in Trayvon killing
• Lawton man charged with 1st degree manslaughter
• Former N.J. trooper knows stress
• Fitch on city: We're above average
• Ike JROTC cadets get taste of army life
• Paratroopers practice in front of families
• Young Kiowas take language honors
• New Kiowa Tribe Princess crowned
• Lawton couple accused of taking funds from elderly woman
• Pedestrian killed on Rogers Lane identified
• Phone cable theft probed
• Horse-drawn trailer helps couple beat high price of gas
• Comanche chairman says recall hearings will be held
• Wrecks kill Altus man, Hydro mom
• Citizens to be notified of ward changes, somehow
• Man hit, killed on Rogers Lane
• Barnes chaplain of the day at state House
• Academic letters, bars awarded at LHS
• Dragon's Tale
• Police continue following leads in death of Altus woman found in SUV
• New director coming to local library
• Lawton's fire preparedness being evaluated by insurance rating agency
• Filing period opens today for county, state office candidates
• State Regent Toney Stricklin to address Cameron’s 2012 graduating class
• LPS Internet service to be interrupted Wednesday
• Homicide result of dispute
• County wants to make Courthouse Cafe profitable
• Government surplus program means Humvees for towns
• FA Museum adds key WWII gun to collection
• 'Darko kids bare feet for good cause
• A walk to remember
• Where do you hide 1,500 Easter eggs?
• City eyes changing water restrictions
• Portion of 38th Street may open this week
• Cystic fibrosis fundraiser will be held Saturday at softball complex
• CU students on a mission to achieve moonbuggy win
• MHS JROTC teams qualify for nationals but funds not available
• Filing period opens for state, county offices
• Sill clinic named for native whose dream was cut short
• Family tries to piece together last few weeks of woman's life
• Woodland Hills recognized for fourth year as model school
• Former Marine gets sentence modification
• Former soldier sentenced for abuse
• Man charged with pointing a firearm at a police officer
• Cameron student earns first place during Research Day at the Capitol
• Secretary of Education Phyllis Hudecki to speak during Cameron’s 2012 Hooding ceremony
• Parker released from prison
• Cameron to build softball complex
• Comanche County sees increase in population
• Proceedings in murder trial on hold
• Injured soldier finds purpose at Sill campus
• Ike students get academic letters
• Dzialo recognized for her work
• CBC members say petitions are null, void
• Passover begins at dusk tonight for Jews
• Cameron University receives $1 million gift from McMahon Foundation, announces plans for construction of new McMahon Field and Athletics Center
• Elgin Schools takes threat seriously
• $11M Sill facility sits empty
• Letters, bars handed out at MacArthur HS
• Comanche tribe announces recall hearings
• Man convicted of shooting son sentenced to 15 years
• Police; Anadarko man assaults wife with bottle
• Comanche Nation offering career course
• CIVA to hold April meeting tonight
• Cameron students showcase works in “Identity” senior art exhibition
• Storm system soaks city
• 'People's Warrior' in hot water with Army
• Duncan re-elects mayor
• Tax issues pass in area
• Eggstravagant hunt set Saturday in city
• Spirit of Family Award nominations
• Officer accused of DWI on unpaid leave
• Men questioned after windows smashed
• Drug abuse program has Walters plans
• LPD officer arrested on DUI charge after pedestrian hit
• SEVEN DECADES AS HUSBAND, WIFE, FRIENDS
• Comanches identify trees bent for native trails
• Central Mall officers hit by irate driver
• Program helps children deal with deployments
• Review finds mismanagement
• Lighting issues plague pageant
• State makes strides on upgrading bridges
• Parker could be released next week
• 'Do not become a victim of wolves'
• Keith Jackson will seek Ward 2 City Council seat
• Contestants let creativity flow at Lego block contest
• Public comments sought on signs
• Cultural contributions of Kiowas topic of talk
• Parole board denies release for Lawton man
• Drug sweep Saturday ends in 7 being arrested
• Several students injured when 3 school buses collide at TMS
• Vietnam veterans welcomed home
• Puccino released as LPD officer
• Man accused of beating cellmate to death faces up to life in prison
• Inspection team grades Sill dining facilities
• Cameron debate team earns spot in NPDA national top 20 for first time in school history
• Cameron debate team shines at national tournaments as CU student named All-American
• Cameron Department of Music presents alumnus Scott Deal and Big Robot in concert
• Man discovers someone filed his taxes
• Lawton will lose $300,000 in grant money next year
• Corporation Commissioner visits Lawton
• LPS opens fine dining at Douglass
• Vietnam veterans to be welcomed home
• Man who stabbed friend twice gets 1 year probation
• Cameron Department of Music to present violin and piano concert by guest artist Maria Radicheva and Hyunsoon Whang
• Assurant to close here
• ADA chief sees bright future for branch
• Cotton County closer to ambulance decision
• Davidson students win 'Keep Oklahoma Beautiful' contest
• Man with gun raises stir
• Camp for children of soldiers taking applicants
• Vietnam vets honored Friday
• Expo features activities available over summer for military families
• LPS to apply for $37.2 million to build new school on post
• Smith supporters turn out at council
• Archaeologist speaks of Afghanistan treasures
• Duncan death leads to charges
• Forum helps women strengthen community
• Carpet cutter used in fight; suspect sought
• March 30 'Welcome Home Day' to acknowledge Vietnam veterans
• Cellular Gadget and Repair opens to rescue phones
• Darkside Derby Girls may yet roll at coliseum
• Oklahoma church based in Edmond expands in Tulsa
• Windfall in tobacco money may be coming
• Council to visit lake policy issues at meeting
• Wound care is key to maintaining health for diabetics
• Storm season calls for preparedness
• Pair accused of bilking banks
• Growth at Fort Sill surprising
• Mild weather may bring out pests sooner
• Plans made for dog park on city's east side
• Liberty National was catalyst in case
• How the bank scam was pulled off
• Volunteers sought for city's Trash Off event
• Shouting match over health care to get louder next week
• Officers at Sill learn lessons from Patton
• Man found hanging in his jail cell
• Police still searching for suspect
• Crane flies invade Lawton
• Amount stolen from ATMs may be nearing $1 million
• Home and Garden Show opens today at Coliseum
• Trio of students fired on; copper thefts reported here
• Police arrest man in connection with burglaries at auto center
• Cache teen involved in car chase enters guilty plea
• Duncan man charged in fraud case
• Suit filed in case of missing money in ATM machines
• Duncan man accused of attempted murder
• Man arrested on drug charge, again
• Future of butterflies is topic of presentation at refuge
• Homeless man reports beating in lot
• Three face federal meth charges
• Man arrested on 2006 charge of marijuana cultivation
• Investigators offer reward in Altus homicide case
• Church groups team up for spring break sprucing effort
• Airport OKs projects
• Attorneys want ME to testify in child death case
• Cigarette industry deception theme of 'Kick Butts Day'
• Heart balloon pumps, new hires approved at CCMH
• Lawsuit against former judge settled
• Woman tells police neighbor feeds dogs chicken bones
• Rains help, but more downpours needed
• County ends contracts with Air Evac
• City explores possibility of taking over water park
• Local woman hopes recipe will serve up $1 million prize
• Cameron University presents Southern Cheyenne poet Lance Henson
• Cameron opens enrollment for Summer and Fall 2012 semesters
• State's casinos don't release payout data
• Former curator at Fort Sill Museum gets patriot award
• Soldier who lost leg honored at parade
• Law enforcement agencies conduct exercise at airport
• Portion of 38th Street may open soon
• Park Stomp kicks off spring break
• McMahon gives $500,000 toward nursing center
• McDonald will be next Fort Sill CG
• 120 Sill soldiers to deploy
• Students bring history to life in living wax museum
• CU@SC: Cameron University Percussion Ensemble and Centennial Singers in combined concert
• Cameron University Percussion Ensemble presents spring concert with guest artist Christopher Deane
• MMS students receive academic letters, bars
• Successful women all share some same traits
• Comanche debt hits $5.4 million
• Cameron University students selected as Aggie Ambassadors
• Cameron University academic team claims victory in first round of “Mind Games”
• Lawton Family Y given $375,000
• Funeral home, water park closures lead to Comanche consternation
• Northrop Grumman, Ike hail math, science success
• Wounded warriors aided in successful transition
• Cameron University establishes Endowed Scholarship of the 1961 National Championship Junior Rose Bowl Team
• Man held in molestation of Hollis teen
• City police respond to bomb call
• Council acts to eliminate write-offs on water bills
• Local woman carries compassion born in Lawton on Peace Corps assignment to Jamaica
• Book by Cameron University history professor slated for publication
• WWII-era Sill structure target of demolition
• City to review billing policy
• Subject of manhunt surrenders
• Sleuths uncover truths about lawmen, outlaws
• Cameron University artists featured in new documentary
• Artwork by Cameron University students, faculty selected for Oklahoma Friendly art exhibition
• Cameron University to host state meeting of American Chemical Society
• Geronimo updates bring along higher fees
• Holy City Pageant to feature reunion
• Student-teachers prepare for vocation
• Cyberbullying: Electronic devices new way to harass
• Slain pastor's mom asked about person
• LPS students hone skills in various chess clubs
• LPS, Cameron take bullying very seriously
• Modern Comanche warriors will be honored on Saturday
• Area legislators discuss changing state income tax
• City releases its statement on police chief's resignation
• Former Dallas Cowboy opens up about battling his demons
• Fort Sill rededicates 'green' dental clinic
• Police identify man who died in firey crash
• Man accused of breaking into apartment waving knife, cursing
• Cameron University Department of Art presents National Geographic Live! visual lecture by Dr. Fredrik Hiebert
• Cameron announces Spring Break hours
• Wind plays havoc with power, motorists
• City businesses circulate petition to reinstate Smith
• Man charged with assault after juice stolen
• Deputy, 2 others shot outside Tulsa courthouse
• Former LPD chief: I want my job back
• Marines learn live fire lessons at Sill
• Man killed in city crash
• Ground broken on new Elmer Thomas playground
• United Way celebrates year at meet
• Mayor's group plans women's history events
• Aerial elk census shows more animals at refuge
• GPTC hosts heart device seminar
• Inebriated, intoxicated man taken into custody
• Water treatment plant to shut briefly
• Cameron University academic team to appear on KSBI-TV’s “Mind Games”
• Cameron student presents research paper at regional communication conference
• Cameron University earns designation as a Certified Healthy Campus
• Super close
• Police chief resigns
• Trail Road overhaul complete
• Speaker aims to stop bullying
• Woman opens refuge photo exhibit
• Police arrest two on drug, gun counts
• Cameron University speech and debate team claims first place at state tournament
• Miller Road upgrade plan moves forward
• Buying sprees come once a month to Fletcher grocery
• Goodwill grows as students sculpt courtyard for seniors
• Cameron University Department of Music to present performance of Concert Band
• Free performance of “The Three Little Pigs” presented by Cameron University and Southwest Oklahoma Opera Guild
• Pieces of Oklahoma history are found in state museums
• Former prison chaplain: Diagnosis like death sentence without a date
• Burgess brothers continue news tradition
• Fort Sill will welcome longhorns
• Grant sought to repair 112th St.
• CU alumni reveal rich stories from past
• Ward dispute referred to council
• 85 soldiers will deploy to Afghanistan for year
• Halverson puts 8 businesses off limits
• Man bound over for trial on several felony charges
• Woman says ex-boyfriend ran her off the highway Thursday
• Shannon's bill on sale of properties passes House
• CMS students received academic letters, bars
• Success Challenge Workshop
• Marines from Warfare School train at Fort Sill
• Developer chosen for 2nd Street
• Red Cross begins 'Heroes' campaign
• Vince Carter touts benefits of education to students at CMS
• Lawton man arrested in connection with shooting
• New arrival to celebrate odd birthday
• Copter ride is fringe benefit of training exercise
• Altus victim named
• City gets start on sales tax projects
• Komen chapter brings cancer awareness message to Lawton
• Democratic candidate looks to make statement
• Fleeing suspect causes Lawton airport to temporarily close
• Teen sentenced in string of burglaries
• Man rushes home to aid girlfriend
• Primary voting starts Friday at courthouse
• Mr. Mucker turns 82 on the job at courthouse
• Wreck injures mom, child
• Veterans Affairs Secretary visits Lawton-Fort Sill
• Often with butterflies in stomachs, students parade pigs in show rings
• City OKs rezoning for nursing home plan
• Man hunted after chase turns himself in
• Recall effort launched by Comanches
• Man accused in sex case faces four counts
• New ward boundaries OK'd in city
• Warrant issued for shooting suspect
• Police say attack victim left disfigured
• Free fair to focus on emergency prep work
• County's website downed by virus
• Teen hit-and-run victim near Cement
• Cameron University invites participation in new CU Student Veterans of America chapter
• Competition rolls at fairgrounds
• It's fair to say fair's for family
• County assessor promotes deputy
• All-black 96th FA distinguished itself in Korean War
• Stolen car leads police on chase
• City looks to get head start on capital projects
• Soldiers back at Sill from Afghanistan
• Violent crime down in Lawton
• Old-school met new school in CU chuck wagon cook-off
• Dreaded allergy season gets off to early start
• Mild winter adds up to city savings
• Leaders push ahead with tax cut plans
• Tech students hope robot wins the day at competition
• Spring livestock show begins Monday
• LHS wins state decathlon title
• Food will be given out to LPS students
• City of Lawton to seek bids on new bike path
• Citywide Brotherhood will meet today
• Tribe votes to switch to all absentee voting
• Officials seized items from Kirby
• EHS celebrates Black History Month with student variety show
• Man charged in shooting/stabbing
• Sitter's Section provides books for students to read to youngsters
• Indian taco dinner to benefit Crow family
• Police arrest man at city school
• Army will try Sill soldier accused of stabbing man
• Cameron University Business Forum examines current issues in banking
• Cameron University sponsors presentation on Cherokee Freedmen
• Cameron University names Fall 2011 graduates
• Woodland Hills students take part in observance
• Woman tried to deposit bogus checks at bank
• Barrington bill moves to House
• Potential employees, employers meet at annual Career Expo
• Chain reaction wreck shuts Oklahoma 7
• Police: Man killed by cellmate
• Cache High principal takes Elgin schools post
• LPS gets automated notification system
• Lawton-Fort Sill officials concerned about baggage issue
• Police seek suspects in home invasion robbery
• LPS seeks 'Champion for Children' nominees
• Father of assault victim says family difficulties to blame
• Friends of the Trail to meet today
• Cameron University Department of Music presents Jazz Festival concert featuring Allen Vizzutti
• Cameron University’s Katherine Liontas-Warren featured in upcoming exhibition
• Cameron University establishes Cleo L. Craig Endowed Scholarship in Special Education
• Korean War vets break ground on new memorial
• Relic of war
• Caddo County unveils new, $7.5 million lockup
• Turner to take over for Kirby
• Airport hopes to lure carrier
• Kiowa Tribe loses oldest citizen at age of 95
• Woman accused of molestation
• Convicted sex offender allegedly flees courthouse
• Youth in Government
• Doctors join, depart Memorial
• Police continue probe after man shot in face
• Shooting reported on SW H Avenue in city
• Tribe hopes Green Tech brings green funds to Anadarko
• OU to host Native flute performance
• Winds mean temporary loss of power for some
• Cameron University presents "Breaking Bad" technical advisor
• Recovering from the Fall
• New faces add to excitement of pageant preparations
• Man OK in OKC
• Concern grows over disappearance of city man
• McChrystal to speak at CU
• Groundbreaking set on memorial
• Lawton businessman Johnny Owens will run for commissioner
• Whittier celebrates greatness
• Area Republicans lean to Santorum
• Schools fare well in adjustments
• CU plans homecoming activities
• CU asks for rezoning on SW 27th for new parking lot
• Commission wants to make signs permanent
• Grant will help clean up some historic buildings
• Tax plan wipes out deductions
• Firefighters told to be ready for anything
• Some city residents protest new wards
• State representative challenges city students
• Local business owners make donation to Marie Detty
• Man who eluded deputies in fog faces variety of criminal charges
• OSHA will conduct investigation into employee's Thursday accident
• Man hospitalized after gunshots fired
• Cameron’s 15th Annual Red River Expo prepares job seekers for success
• Cameron University/Lawton Community Band and Cameron University/Lawton Civic Chorale present combined concert
• Cameron University Concert Choir and Centennial Singers to appear in combined concert
• Cameron University Academic Festival continues with General (Ret.) Stanley A. McChrystal
• Those who have achieved greatness have some common characteristics
• Iwo Jima survivors take tour of Sill on Thursday
• Goodyear employee injured
• Rezoning for nursing home gets board OK
• Several injured in accidents
• Young school chefs cook up tasty creations
• Manslaughter sentencing delayed in Mangum
• Kirby's deputy resigns
• Trial delayed over translation dispute
• Polar Plunge set for Saturday morning
• Pair added to vet honor wall
• H&R debit cards, suspected meth found during traffic stop
• Cameron University launches iCameron mobile application
• Rollin' Romance
• Charter changes approved
• Bonds may finance city CIP projects
• Area school bonds earn voter approval
• Girl sheds locks for love of friend
• New council representative means city's Redistricting Commission gets new chairman
• Tenis to run for commissioner's post
• Machines do OK in first election
• Backyard Bird Count this weekend
• Commissioners to name replacement
• Businesses burglarized
• Lawton students win Discus Award recognition
• Vote today
• Kirby resigns job
• Area gets snow; wreck kills man
• Cameron University Department of Music presents Dr. Roy Couch in tuba recital
• CU Alumni Association to present awards during Homecoming 2012 festivities
• Cameron University invites alumni and friends “Under the Big Top” for Homecoming 2012
• Jeffus crowned Miss Lawton, Salas outstanding teen
• Absentee voting today in city charter election
• Council to consider funding for sales tax projects
• St. Mary's will have high school
• Survey work begins on the new Playground in the Park
• State braces for another round of BRAC
• Residents to vote on city charter
• Mexican nationals go on trial here for fatal stabbing
• Mid-term adjustment minor here
• Hearing set on new ward map
• Let me call you Sweetheart
• Appeals court says procedures not followed in denial of petition
• Celebrating a century
• Black women in history topic of banquet
• Arrest warrant issued for man in drug case
• Housing authorities receive cuts in funds
• Cameron announces Fall 2011 honor lists
• Murder trial on docket postponed
• Place sought for homeless vets
• Oklahoma receives waiver on No Child Left Behind
• Woman who lied about pregnancy receives sentence
• City man arrested on meth charges again
• City balks at back pay for reinstated police officer
• Amid lawyer confusion, Martinez trial set for June
• Dueling shows showcase Southwest Okla. sport
• Mentor program gives students chance to try out a career possibility
• $404 million in tribal block grants to be distributed by HUD
• Tickets on sale for Civil War soldier portrayal
• Lawton students chosen for All-State Children's Chorus
• In-person absentee voting on city charter begins Friday
• Polar Plunge to raise funds for Special Olympics
• GPTC to request programs expand to HS sophomores
• Ten Oaks residents offer to serenade your sweetheart
• Cameron University to be represented in 46th Annual National Drawing & Small Sculpture Show
• Cameron University Theatre Arts presents Moliere’s “Tartuffe”
• Ground broken in park for children's memorial
• Power player
• Jackson County OKs gas pipeline
• Geoscientists call for honest dialogue on gas well 'fracking'
• Cameron student earns Jeltz scholarship
• Woman pinned between pickup, wall
• Man faces drug charges after former conviction
• Lawtonian named to dean's list in Maine
• EHS, MHS, LHS groups offer singing Valentines
• Governor pushes plan to cut Oklahoma income tax
• LPS adopts more liberal tech policy
• WWII veterans' Honor Flight to depart Lawton for first time
• Local lawmakers respond cautiously
• Park Lane kids free wheeling
• Despite working for hospital, one woman almost became heart disease statistic
• TRICARE for retirees of all ages targeted in defense budget
• Voters to decide charter changes
• Polar Plunge lives up to its name at Medicine Park
• Prisons, child welfare issues await legislators
• Birthday party planned for Josephine Myers-Wapp, 100
• Remodel results in latest radiology equipment
• Fence last piece of puzzle for Playground in the Park
• Local House members file several bills
• Cab driver's killer gets parole nod
• Air Force details plans to cut service by 10,000
• Judge grants continuance in Martinez murder trial
• Police investigate case of missing ATM cash
• MMS celebrates being model school
• Cameron University student receives scholarship from Wyatt F. and Mattie M. Jeltz Scholarship Foundation
• Celebration of Black History Month begins
• State tax plan to reduce brackets
• Officials seek source of water leak
• Lawton man accused of beating woman faces charges
• Lawyers give city students lesson on criminal trials
• Call about shots fired results in arrest of man
• Sparks fly over county hiring decision
• Soldiers schooled on getting material into difficult locations
• Elmer Thomas Elmo delivers presidential stump speech
• Commission settles on new map
• Sill names soldier, NCO of the year
• Woman identifies boyfriend as her attacker
• Easter Pageant needs volunteers
• Police probe case of man found bleeding
• Police: Man stabbed wife's boyfriend
• In battle of words spelled correctly, Eisenhower 7th-grader tops competition
• Soldiers train on MRAPs
• Man dies in stabbing near Velma
• State 33rd in wealth rankings
• Woman suffers critical injuries; sheriff investigating
• Lawton accident victim in hospital in Stillwater
• Trial in racially charged shooting delayed
• 'Wear Red' event planned at Lawton Indian Hospital
• Benefit account established after death of Martha volunteer firefighter
• Library names local Scrabble wordsmith
• Trail Road paving project under way
• City's new ward map coming into focus
• Publicity postpones murder trial
• Fletcher woman takes on Cole for seat in Congress
• Weapons for future include key relics of past
• Lawmakers may expand 'Make My Day' law
• Mountain bike trail gets OK from city commission
• Trial set to begin for man accused of killing boy
• Dedication earns man recognition
• Highway projects are on tap
• ADA wants to rebuild Sill bandstand
• 38th, bridge projects slated for completion
• City Council gives approval to Korean War memorial
• Judge won't allow police videotape
• Man accused in stabbing
• Year of the Dragon
• City Animal Welfare probes dog poisonings
• Commission wants to begin reviewing city zoning codes
• Former soldier sentenced for beating child
• Cameron University explores information technology security with presentation by CU alumnus
• Alcohol key component in shooting death
• Duncan electric bills to rise
• Rainfall a welcome relief for farmers
• Council replacement no stranger to civic duty
• Middle schoolers learn about potential careers
• Marshal confirms house fire suspicious
• LPD gang unit investigating mysterious shooting
• Three Cameron graduates named Acclaimed Aggies for achievements
• Shoplift attempt leads to attack
• Man accused of stabbing 2 people at barbecue
• 'Food Showdown' added to lineup of annual 4H conference
• LPD investigating toddler's choking death
• Cameron University School of Liberal Arts presents classical guitarist Pepe Romero in concert
• CU math professor authors new textbook
• Applications for Cameron University Presidential Leaders and University Scholars program due February 1
• Error leads to mistrials in big cases
• Smaller planes mean baggage issues, especially for soldiers, at Lawton airport
• CU dorm costs rising
• Man pleads guilty in fatal shooting
• Judge: Excape can sell liquor, but city can pull beer license
• Lowe's funds Crosby Park whiteboard
• Warrants for pair police say threw loot
• Man's child porn case delayed
• Cameron University announces housing, board rates for 2012-13
• Vet worker accused of taking thousands
• Warrant issued for woman accused of receiving stolen storage building
• Firefighter fee, council replacement on agenda
• $5 million bond set for accused killer
• Auditions slated for Cameron University Department of Theatre Arts production of “Grease”
• Visiting Writer’s Series continues with Phong Nguyen
• Cameron University music students featured at Oklahoma Music Educators Association Conference
• Anadarko state champs honored at special chamber banquet
• Many interested in Hollis bridge; few want expense of move
• Blaze in city temporary closes thoroughfare
• Sadler will mark his 41st year as trustee on local foundation
• Trial to begin for former Stephens County fugitive
• After 32 years as chairman, Graybill to relinquish post
• After 32 years as chairman, Graybill to relinquish post
• Lack of funds, participation kills program
• Trial to start for former Duncan officer
• Community opens hearts, wallets for city school
• McMahon Foundation shuffles board
• St. Mary's time capsule to be opened in 2058
• Journalist gives her views on Middle East
• More than 300 people had tests done at expo
• Lawton council to interview candidates for Ward 5 seat
• Co-workers remember friend
• Committee gets look at redistricting proposals
• Sentencing date set for former teller
• Fort Sill's income tax center reopens
• Lawton will get mobile vet center
• City woman ordered to pay restitution to nursing home
• Police investigate shooting
• Incoming Fall 2012 “Oklahoma’s Promise” students encouraged to apply for Cameron Gold scholarship
• Missing woman found dead
• Future of Afghanistan hangs in the balance, journalist says
• Bond set for suspect in city homicide
• LPS makes efforts to raise district's graduation rate
• County board questions Kirby's hiring of deputy
• Former coach sentenced for rape of teen girl
• Whitlow recounts King's invitation to preach
• Police investigating shooting Thursday
• Cline cites toll tobacco use takes in state
• Stop signs recommended on Meadowbrook
• Sill man sentenced for role in bomb hoax
• Officials probe cause of city house fire
• Obama rejects pipeline that would flow through state
• New FA school leader welcomed
• Altus AFB medical remodel unveiled
• Locals flock to wellness expo
• Thieves take metal in Lawton
• Journalist to speak on Afghanistan
• Newsletter writer wins Wichita refuge award
• Comanche recall effort topic at meet
• Fender bender with cab ends with pepper spray burst
• Victims in shooting-homicide had ties to Mac player paralyzed in '70s
• Nude photo causes church hubbub
• Travel sputters on NW 38th
• Fire chief in OKC bombing speaks at Carnegie banquet
• New airport technology to be tested at Altus Air Force Base
• Woman dies in shooting
• Student numbers rise at CU
• Drive-through flu shots offered in city
• CCMH to begin using new electronic medical records system in 2013
• Lawton police probe robbery of elderly man
• Little Ponies meeting Thursday at complex
• Man gets jail for DUI wreck
• CU students add to LETA Eye Candy event
• Blood in Speir case a top priority for OSBI analysis
• King celebrated with works, words
• Students held after graffiti spree
• Lawton man represents changing face of Alzheimer's
• Historic site's keeper is living tribute to MLK
• Job Corps students learn from the pros
• Pig, lamb show sets record here
• Wellness Expo will be held Wednesday
• Redistricting work begins
• Martin's to meet the wrecking ball
• Being mechanic comes natural to Elgin student
• Highland Cemetery may add columbarium
• Students find out best way to kill bacteria
• CU plans MLK Day of Service
• Meth drop-off sites set up in several locations
• Commission eyes 2012 goals
• Children aged 1-18 have new insurance options
• CU receives $50,000 grant to fund computer center
• Man accused of embezzling
• LPS salutes M.L. King
• Couple hopes Friday 13th will be lucky day for them
• Classic livestock show opens at Coliseum here
• Bishop School celebrates status
• Hobart will assess $10 surcharge
• Parents discover paraphernalia to grow marijuana
• Judge delays ruling on admitting statement
• Cameron students create video presentations for 6th Annual Eye Candy Awards Celebration
• CU@SC: Cameron University 2012 Cameron Art Exhibition opens with Thomas Labé in concert
• Cameron University enrollment continues to increase
• Bids sought on 2nd Street project
• Search for woman moves to new area
• Woman who claimed she was kidnapped withdraws her plea
• Cameron graduate student elected as student represent for state organization
• Cameron University receives $50,000 grant from Sarkeys Foundation
• Military family loves new neighborhood
• Cable conflict
• 3rd time the charm when getting apartment approval
• Firefighter class now for adults only
• Police: Man used receipt to steal from store
• Wild hog destroyed in yard of central Lawton home
• Inmate tries to flush his mattress
• LPS to offer class for students in grades 8-12 having difficulty in math
• Twin brother charged with BB-gun attacks
• Parents report daughter for pot plants
• Elvis has left the backyard
• Birthday wish: To find mom
• Fireworks city debate to continue
• Mountain men visit Saint Mary's
• Area gets a little rain; snow a possibility
• Mac band member wins Titus Award
• County hopes to continue history of 'Classic' successes
• Motions filed in cases of deaths of children
• Bloody home invasion hearing begins
• Lieutenant governor visits Elgin, city
• Gun violence unlikely to prompt any changes in law
• Council to consider ban on fireworks sale, possession
• Tommy Franks museum highlights Medal of Honor
• Good news, bad news
• Drivers to lose more access on 38th Street
• Voters will test machines
• CU, LPS plan ML King Day celebrations
• Chairman says Holiday in Park was successful
• LPS students to remember legacy of King during event
• The little house that could makes it home
• Pedestrian bridge closer to new location in city park
• Work on Trail Road to be delayed again
• Obama plans to reshape military
• Trail Road work will start Monday
• Medicare participants to see changes
• Man beaten by 4 men, blames his ex-girlfriend
• Boeing moving out of Kansas, bringing 800 jobs to Oklahoma
• More American women having twins; rate at 1 in 30 babies
• Panel urges effort for children of state prisoners
• House stuck in county should be moved today
• Feds deny Oklahoma waiver on premiums
• Fundraiser planned for family who lost infant
• Saga of stuck house continues in county
• Flames race over dry grass in city
• Man claims to be hurt, takes refuge in woman's storm shelter
• Snyder adopts new drug policy
• Canola's future may be growing in region
• Lights out? No reason to call 911
• Impatience grows in Altus for new senior citizens center
• Dollar General robbed again
• 2011 bids windy adieu, causing city power outage
• 1st baby of new year born at Reynolds Army Hospital
• New drug law goes into effect today
• Arch may be part of tribute to slain pastor
• Weather dominated 2011
• Complete Streets
• 'In Search of Eagles' program slated at wildlife refuge
• Frederick included in land use
• Lourdes 'Lou' San Miguel Quintanilla Pangelinan
• Fireworks stand owner hopes to recoup losses from July 4th
• State makes changes to social host law
• Heavy-duty dryer 'hot' after it was reported stolen
• Man faces charges after 14-year-old claims sex abuse
• Emergency rooms gear up for holiday weekend
• Woman tells experience with DUI
• Comanches given Cache golf course
• Employee reports attempted robbery
• Couple stranded in Lawton after horse-drawn wagon breaks down
• Cache may add new officer soon
• Dollar General employee threatened by shoplifter
• 2011 marks 100th anniversary of Parker's death
• Hospital gets finances in shape
• Shoppers hit stores looking for great deals
• Wounded man's courage inspires journalist to track him down, chronicle recovery
• Pol slams teacher evaluation system
• For soldiers with PTSD, horror follows them home
• Holiday tragedy turns into miracle
• Group raises funds for children's memorial
• Same store robbed again
• Candidates sought to fill Ward 5 seat on council
• HUD renews 2 grants for Lawton
• Santa could face numerous charges
• Local residents help family who lost their home to fire
• Court clerk's office keeps poinsettias alive for years
• Help needed for family who lost their home
• Former staff physician seeks $1M in damages
• Fire leaves family homeless
• Mystery helicopter seen again
• VFW post provides dinners to 144 homes in Lawton area
• Series of crashes shuts down interstate
• Affinitas call center closes
• Food Bank gets $10,000 donation
• City man faces drug charges after meth bust
• Geronimo family loses home just before holiday
• Cold Waurika Lake still has algae
• Local Koreans ponder impact of Kim's death
• Many area services get three-day weekend
• CU named 'military friendly'
• CU to offer extra period for spring enrollment
• CU professor to again edit research journal
• Jail trusty accused of mooning
• Police searching for carjacker
• CU Kappa Delta Pi admits members
• LPS board releases meet dates
• Bass asks whether bonus is guaranteed
• Mac JROTC wins trophy
• Cameron selected for inclusion in “Fifth Annual Guide to America’s Top Military-Friendly Colleges & Universities”
• Cameron University to extend enrollment hours for Spring 2012 semester
• Homicide may have 'tagging' link
• Teen's room destroyed after birthday candle sparks blaze
• Some apartments OK'd
• Mystery copter flies over refuge
• Local ROTC teams earn recognition at Texas competition
• Cameron faculty member honored for service as editor for technology journal, begins fourth term
• Proposed apartments on City Council agenda
• Counterfeit money reported in city
• Sheriff shares county's generosity
• Northwest Oklahoma shoppers hit stores before big snowstorm
• U.S. troops make quiet Iraq exit
• Parents give views on uniform policy
• CU student receives ACS-certified degree
• Christmas dinner served up for about 200 on Saturday
• Man convicted of killing taxi cab driver seeks parole
• Store ransacked, employee shaken; piggy bank stolen
• Wellness Challenge changes its focus; slated for Jan. 18
• Preliminary hearing starts in city home invasion case
• 2,200 Sill soldiers go on leave
• How many pounds of potatoes does it take to feed 200?
• Fires keep marshals busy
• Hollis waits for word on water
• Residents oppose apartments
• I-beam from World Trade Center on display at Sill
• Man runs car through barbershop doors
• Students experience colonial Christmas
• Divers test underwater equipment
• Woman reports attack to her, pickup
• Regents ask for small increase in state funds
• Feds: Elgin pair stole jet fuel
• Korean religious groups raise money for memorial
• Barrington honored with regents award
• Stripes stores are now Safe Places
• Police: Startled burglar abandons can of beer
• Sheriff's holiday fund gets boost from engineers
• Cameron facilities announce holiday hours
• Kidnapping defendant to get mental evaluation
• AAA again offering Tipsy Tow
• Sen. Don Barrington honored by State Regents
• Woman banned from owning pets
• Art project may leave Mac students stuck on fashion
• Elgin Marine spending first holidays away from home in Afghanistan
• Eight earn honors as instructors of the year at Fort Sill
• LFD fees decision on hold
• Frederick to pay $60K to employees
• Car skids off road, overturns
• Local man thwarts theft of copper
• Football star brings Christmas to dozens of local students
• Uniforms: Fate of program will be influenced by parents
• Altus police release sketch of robbery suspect
• Cameron University sets holiday, intersession hours
• Expectations turn Christmas season blue for sufferers
• Council to consider fire department response fee
• Old Post returns to Christmas 1891
• Trees For Troops
• Council will again consider apartments
• Bell ringer makes off with kettle
• Stop the Hate group meets here
• Organizations lay wreaths on graves at national cemetery
• Fort Sill Museum director retiring
• City firefighters prepare to play Santa Claus
• Police chase suspect in handcuffs across CU
• Litter control program makes city cleaner
• Man charged in girls' deaths
• Candidacy of councilman under attack
• Cache family homeless after early-morning fire
• Committee members tour Starbase science program
• Man fights to keep driver's license
• Sill man faces charges of marijuana cultivation
• Cameron Students in Free Enterprise to collect food for Lawton Food Bank
• Cameron University offers job shadow event to local employers
• Tickets on sale for Cameron’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration featuring Andrew Young
• Sill to lose 176 civilian positions
• Lawton teen startles would-be burglars at home
• Rear-end collision injures 5 on I-44 late Thursday
• Sill's Toys for Kids program has new home
• 3 face judge in murder case
• Fifth grader pays tribute to soldiers with diorama
• State guardsmen take down Taliban
• IT specialist arrested on child porn charge
• Filing period closes for school boards, town slots
• Lawton police still seek rogue repairman; copper, gun thieves sought
• LPD urges residents to register property
• Mangum teen faces charge in rape of teen
• Nation marks 70 years since 'Day of Infamy'
• Homicide sparks 'Stop the Hate' effort
• Found time capsule gives Frederick blast from 1922
• Three held in city slaying
• Cameron lights holiday tree
• New Lawton CASA volunteers take vow to advocate for children
• Fundraiser offers to make people citizens of Holy City
• Saint Mary's students get gift of unique visitor
• Lawton police investigate rape
• Church issuing vouchers for food giveaway Dec. 14
• Toys for Tots gifts collected
• Cameron University seeks volunteers, community projects for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
• County to issue Elgin school bonds
• Police have suspects in mind in killing
• Fort Sill cuts ribbon on state-of-the-art starship
• Lawton high schools garner media awards
• CU students celebrate strong performance despite poor economy
• Oklahoma soldiers far from home get to cheer Bedlam
• Wet fall moves SW Okla. into extreme drought category
• Regulations would impact farm workers
• Edison girls, 7, raise money to fight cancer
• Ag leaders retire from program
• Donations of blankets, adult coats are needed
• Rain doesn't deter youngsters from showing shorthorns
• Council OKs landscaping ordinance
• Albrecht likes job with Industrial Foundation
• City will convert water treatment to chloramines
• Filing begins for school seats
• Army band will give gift of holiday music
• Mystery authors to speak at library
• Board to consider fate of convicts
• A few pictures are all that remain after house fire
• Wichita Classic offers warm place to be today
• Now's the time to prepare for cold snap
• EMS students reach out, touch world
• Midwest City photographer will hold exhibit at refuge center
• Comanche man killed in accident
• Donations for children' shelter may be taken to United Way office
• Cameron University Academic Festival continues in January with journalist Robin Wright
• Mother Nature could play big role in Cowboys' victory
• Syria enters state of civil war
• State soldiers help secure Afghanistan
• Dogs escape after shed catches fire Thursday
• Former Snyder police chief faces drug charges
• Police build cases against suspects in city burglaries
• Enhancement awards given in community
• Cameron ranked second in nation for least expensive room and board
• Snyder mayor fires police chief
• Christmas on the Prairie
• Police say duo attempted to 'return' merchandise
• Money an issue for Hobart jail
• Waterline break reported at school
• Deadline looms for Medicare enrollment
• Refuge volunteers out to eradicate salt cedars
• Sill sets Christ Kindl Markt at Rinehart Fitness Center
• Woman accused of embezzling free on bond
• Several customers report cars missing at local repair shop
• Class steer, heifer show slated at Coliseum
• Snyder chief arrested on meth charge
• School out Friday for Mac students
• Airline's bankruptcy may have minimal impact on city
• House fire sparked by space heater
• Beyond routine drilling
• City charter change vote slated Feb. 14
• Cameron University to host tree lighting for southwest Oklahoma
• Cameron University to host tree lighting at CU-Duncan
• The Little Rock Church on the Prairie
• Deep cuts loom for Medicare
• 'Mail, hot chow and Bedlam'
• Holiday concert to feature CU Concert Choir and Centennial Singers
• CU@SC returns with “Holiday Victorian Tea”
• Cameron University Concert Band to perform annual fall concert
• Probe uncovers staff problems at state prisons
• Council to set date for City Charter revision vote
• Deployment takes toll on soldiers, families of 45th Infantry Brigade
• OK VINE provides notification on inmates
• EHS grad point person for Clinton
• Volunteer finds new sense of purpose in his life
• 45th Infantry Division sent to Afghanistan
• Clinton links security to economics
• Parole board votes to release Jackson County inmate
• Man shot with marbles after dispute
• Black Friday begins shopping season
• Airlines cut small jets as fuel prices soar
• Police confiscate sword
• Police: Man tried to sneak TV out door
• Sullivan Village students learn about everyday life in Colonial America
• Deficit panel's failure may limit economic growth
• Apache Tribe makes plans for casino expansion
• Dealership reports car missing
• The blessing of counting your blessings
• Fort Sill Apaches awarded New Mexico reservation
• Sill soldiers make it home in time for Thanksgiving
• United Way at 80 percent of goal
• LPD officer back at work after dismissal
• Pedestrian death highlights need for caution
• Sill honors family
• Dropout rate drops in Lawton
• Student seminar focuses on bullying
• Fort Sill whips up recipe for successful Thanksgiving
• Local organizations to close for holiday
• Victim named in fatal pedestrian accident
• Local shotgun shooting victim drives himself to hospital
• Thanksgiving closings
• Tipsy Tow rides offered
• Police believe they have beef thief
• Suspect elusive in homicide
• Mobile Museum brings science fun to Lincoln
• Wayne Stiokoff is all in when it comes to decorating his home for Christmas
• Cameron University closing for Thanksgiving; Fitness Center hours modified for holiday period
• Vets maintain bond with war tales, dominoes
• State budget challenges remain
• Roller derby team rolls with civic spirit
• Nets get the drop on feral hog problem
• Why are earthquakes increasing?
• Watching Christmas parade here annual event for many
• Video by LHS junior shows how drug use leads to isolation
• Animal shelter takes donations for baskets
• Renovations planned at museum
• Producers convert to drip irrigation
• Candlelight Stroll set at Fort Sill Dec. 11
• Holiday in the Park will open tonight with fun run, parade
• Fort Sill's Key Gate will reopen
• Fifth-graders experience world of work
• Couple faces charges in drug investigation
• Felony warrants issued in sex abuse of girl, 8
• Man faces multiple charges
• State school plan may lead to some takeovers
• Blair boy, 7, gives gift of life in death
• Comanche amends curfew rule
• Transit route to industrial park eyed
• Students try to set new record
• Labor commissioner gives prescription for economy
• Museum curator speaks at luncheon
• Bullets fired into Lawton home
• Duncan residents face charges of distributing oxycodone
• Chamber to move into new location
• Phi Kappa Phi to host benefit concert
• 38th Street project hits the accelerator
• Attacker won't go on sex registry
• Nearby attraction featured on quarter
• Cameron professor awarded teaching excellence award
• Mac JROTC cadets get taste of Army life
• Families of suicide victims invited to webcast
• Cap taken in Red River bar rivalry
• Goodyear pilfer suspect located in local hospital
• OU VP elected as fellow of liberal studies programs group
• Dr. Michael Husak receives Hackler award
• Students honored after earning national recognition for academics
• Thursday offers unique opportunity to learn about bison
• DA: Goodyearfund plundered
• Suits pile up against Halliburton
• Council rejects apartments
• Quit Day
• Local boy, 10, OKafter being hit by car
• Water upgrades begin in Medicine Park
• Oxycodone probe ends in 3 arrests
• WWII-era practice grenade found in tree
• Tree tour created by Cameron student named as finalist for Eye Candy Awards
• Cameron forensics team finishes first in debate, third overall at tournament
• Apartments proposed in northeast Lawton
• Man scrambles to rooftop, holds police at bay for 4 hours
• Coburn report sharply critical of 'subsidies for the rich and famous'
• Cameron music students shine at National Association of Teachers of Singing conference
• Winners of Project DREAM competition for entrepreneurs announced
• Cameron Art students and professors to participate in a regional art exhibition
• Lawton library changes are more than meets the eye
• Fire uncovers old path
• City park will be aglow with Christmas cheer
• Termination of Cache police chief on agenda
• Company within weeks of completing first phase
• MS support group plans fundraiser
• Empty Bowls Dinner slated for Saturday
• 2 people injured in falls in refuge
• Date special for at least 3 new babies
• Community pays honor to local veterans
• CU reads names of war dead Friday
• Police catch burglary suspects
• Dad surprises daughter
• Lawton man sees history unfold during service in World War II
• Marines celebrate birthday
• Fort Sill gives out Co-op awards
• Special observance held at city care center
• Sheriff's department searches plant for drugs
• Home invasion victim accused of concealing some stolen property
• Annual Beef Cattle Conference will be held at Cameron
• 'EACH HEADSTONE TELLS A STORY'
• Lawton makes list of top locales for vets to work
• Local counties on state of emergency list
• Oklahomans have reason to feel beset by disasters
• Lawmaker calls for deposit on drink bottles
• Law change sparks flurry of lawsuits
• Police, pharmaceutical industry clash over Oklahoma meth bill
• Larger bins, 3rd location to be added for recycling
• Local group uses science to track spirits
• Ghastly garb big business for costume sellers in Lawton
• Man seeks to place wreath on every veteran's grave
• Canines roam the grounds of museum for Poochez Palooza
• Beauchamp cites reasons LPS made state list
• Former senator visiting Lawton minces no words on issues
• Lawton grill master wins honor
• Two divisions of municipal government move into city hall
• Lawton students celebrate Red Ribbon Week
• Low water pressure possible in west Lawton Monday
• Living dead occupied Haunted Sill trail
• Laws tighten up on traffic fiends
• Red Ribbon Week off to flying start
• Webster University sponsors Fort Sill day of service
• Police: Convenience store victimized twice in unrelated robberies
• Convict in meth case sentenced to 10 years
• Cameron ROTC team tops Ranger Challenge
• Cameron University students garner awards at AITP Region 3 conference
• Cameron’s Comanche Battalion claims victory at Ranger Challenge
• Baking not rocket science, but at least it's a piece of cake
• Several schools labeled 'Needs Improvement'
• Fewer buyers, more animals but still a good sale
• Cameron staff member honored with NACA Central Region Markley Award
• Trick-or-treating set, safety urged
• Arbitrator: Give police officer his job, most back pay
• Murder probe sputters
• The world's most dangerous intersection
• Mayor: Hotel won't be the last announcement for 2nd Street
• Ike students get taste of Civil War history
• Police: Man tries to jump from stolen car
• County authority unable to act on hospice property
• Comanches hold language seminar
• Cameron announces president's, dean's summer honor lists
• Cameron to host 13th Annual Oklahoma Research Day
• Cameron University Department of Music Presents Country-Jazz Fusion Featuring David Anderson and Friends
• SeaWorld accused of whale slavery in lawsuit
• Plan booked for new hotel, downtown conference center
• City hall rent rates to be set
• Trick-or-treating Monday in Lawton
• Buffalo auction Thursday at refuge
• Tow truck driver victim in road rage
• SWOSU preview day Nov. 5
• No burn ban for Comanche County
• Police: Woman defrauded husband with fake miscarriage
• Lawton police officer dies in vehicle crash
• Visiting Writer’s Series continues with award-winning poet Dr. Jeanetta Calhoun Mish
• City to extend sewer program, set City Hall rent
• Parents are the first line of defense against lead
• Jurors in Parker trial speak out
• Cattle-related businesses see drop in sales
• Zombies coming to Cameron for a good cause
• Two major projects in Lawton in full swing
• More than 200 bison will be for sale at refuge
• Dogs put best paw forward at show
• Festival offers a touch of fall for participants
• Lawton High yearbook celebrates centennial
• Local nurse named tops in state
• Red-shirted sentinels symbol of pride
• Former senator to speak at Cameron
• Lawsuit filed against Fletcher Schools
• Troops coming home
• Man arrested on purpose
• Wichita elections suspended
• Man who freed exotic animals was deep in debt
• Former chairman of Joint Chiefs visits Sill
• Court rules schools eligible for reimbursement
• Friendly Donuts opens on North Sheridan
• Boy falsely reports his parents being shot
• Chisholm Trail Center receives award
• After water crisis, Walters reviews its procedures
• Veterans groups mobilize fight against benefit cuts
• Mangum chief faces charges
• High vet medical costs predicted
• Police get little cooperation after assault
• Public invited to Pie and Cake Fair
• Comanche County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Comanche County
• Road Show brings unique view of world to Ridgecrest students
• Walters wet again, but boiling
• Loan to help Elgin satisfy DEQ
• Anadarko property tax may decline
• Day celebrates diversity at Cameron
• Governor appoints Beauchamp to task force
• Labor commissioner visits city, discusses Safety Pays program
• Gumballs, stickers lost in break-in
• Moonlight Walk tonight in local park
• Mollie Burton Honored by Cameron University
• Fort Sill soldiers train in Altus
• Shannon Speaker-designate
• Could law be the end of 3.2 beer?
• Hundreds show support for cancer fight
• Out-of-state ranchers buy cattle from local producers
• Wounded warriors travel back in time
• Educators expect to receive waiver
• LHS graduate returns home
• CU professor schools lawmakers on science
• NAACP speaker affirms America's promise
• Kirby to run for commissioner again
• Grant would fund sidewalks, rodeo
• City selects new recycling firm
• Health care, housing topics of senior summit
• Running track at Fort Sill named for fallen soldier
• Cameron students share their college experience
• Area towns under water restrictions
• Comanche museum wins state award
• Spirit of Survival will be held in park Sunday
• Council adopts pay scale for unionized workers
• Booth space now available for 15th Annual Red River Career Expo
• CU to host Aggie Sneak Peek for prospective students and their parents
• Man takes down hog with his crossbow
• Holiday in the Park will light up for the holidays on Nov. 19
• Cache chief of police suspended
• Cache chief of police suspended
• Man dies in oil field accident
• Commission delays action on landscaping
• Unicyclists wanted to ride in Energy Parade of Lights
• Investigators test bone found at lake
• Cameron University closing for Fall Break
• Hobart city manager promises "ruthless honesty'
• Old Walters City Hall is food pantry
• Divine message not suspected in Frederick church lightning
• Dispute between neighbors explodes with gunfire
• Cameron University Percussion Ensemble to debut new Drumline Ensemble
• Walters opens 'new' school
• Students, history buffs to meet at Sill
• City hall dedicated
• Incumbents Wells, Zarle re-elected
• CIP vote results mixed
• Woman says man offered breast exam
• Replacement classes may help city students
• Students set to lead Cameron’s 2011 Convocation
• New era ushered in at city hall
• 'Smoke house'brings fire safety lesson alive for Cleveland students
• Business group hosts seminar to encourage vet entrepreneurship
• Elgin's colorful new library nearly complete
• Rain puts damper on flute festival
• Area receives beneficial rain
• Beauchamp addresses ACT scores
• CIP projects go to voters Tuesday
• City will dedicate latest renovation phase
• Murder trial for man postponed
• Wells, Warren vie for Ward 8 council seat
• Zarle, Baxter vie for Ward 6 council seat
• Woman reports stabbing incident to Lawton police on Saturday
• Clowns will be scaring living daylights out of Trail-goers
• MHS band student selected to march in All-American band
• Flute makers put some of themselves into instruments
• Cameron University students vie for scholarship awards in statewide “Mind Games” competition
• Let me tell you about the Depression
• DA rules shooting of intruder justified
• Prosecutors wary of new state law
• In-person absentee voting starts today for city CIP, council
• Open house set today at new city hall
• Cameron University chapter of Phi Kappa Phi recognized as Chapter of Merit
• Delta Mu Delta Earns 2011 Star Chapter Award
• Cameron PRIDE to host community event
• Helicopter sling-load is a soldiering adrenaline rush
• CU speaker: Mental illness at fault in much crime
• Blind veterans tour FA museum
• Youngsters hit the sidewalk
• McKiernan named new FA School commandant
• In-person absentee voting starts Friday in Lawton
• Money taken from 1 vehicle, seating stolen from another
• State insurance commissioner in Anadarko, Lawton today
• U.S. marks 10 years in Afghanistan
• Man gets life for home invasion, rape
• DA gets shooting death case
• Oklahoma economy continues steady growth
• Father accused of cuffing son, forcing him into trunk of car
• Acclaimed Aggies
• Man held after armed standoff in Central High
• 'New Dawn' to take Sill unit to Iraq
• County to tap fund for jail repairs
• Flute Festival coming to Medicine Park
• Cameron Student Wellness Center offers presentation in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week
• CUAA seeks nominations for annual alumni, faculty awards
• Oil pipeline argument pits jobs vs. environment
• Some cotton survives in SW Okla.
• Seniors, those who care about them invited to talk housing, health care at local summit
• Area residents take to streets for folksy fun
• Man on trial this week for terrifying home invasion
• City planners prepare new landscaping guidelines
• Health department flu shots start Monday
• Flower Mound School uses funds to get high-tech
• Renowned journalist sees peril, potential in 'Arab Spring'
• Local couple surprised to be called from home while out of town
• Community leaders to convene Mayor's Summit
• Dunn to demonstrate encausic art at library
• Loss of grocery stores hurts towns
• Washington Elementary celebrates 100th anniversary
• Leadership class learns about soldiering at Sill
• Sill releases statement about invasion, off-limits businesses
• City, LPS to apply for Safe Routes to School grant
• Police say man was making meth while driving cycle
• The Trail of Fear Haunted Attraction
• Cameron University Concert Choir and Centennial Singers in concert
• Cameron University Academic Festival continues with former U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel
• Jury finds Marine not guilty
• Group of kids go back to 19th century
• Journalist focuses on Afghanistan
• Agencies step up to meet needs in community
• City wants repairs made to old theater
• Lawton man injured in cycle wreck
• Man allegedly takes coin magnifier
• Cameron University International Club hosts Fourth Annual International Banquet
• Cameron/Lawton Community Band announces Fall 2011 concert
• Testimony begins in ex-Marine's sex trial
• Texas firm gets westside sewer line contract
• Cantaloupe illnesses expected to rise
• Oil industry defends state tax benefits
• Woman arrested in Lawton home invasion
• Dementia patients suffer dubious hospitalizations
• Fire chief celebrates 30 years
• Cameron to host best-selling author
• CU selects Acclaimed Aggies for campus recognition
• Cameron University’s Hyunsoon Whang presents “Liszt and Friends” piano recital
• Four charged in bloody invasion of apartment
• Smoking banned in parks
• Tally Ho! Vintage wagons roll home again to Fort Sill
• Influential local educator selected for African American Educators Hall of Fame
• Murder mistrial declared
• FFA students win with fair entries
• Postal workers rally in city
• Rape trial under way
• Off Limits
• $20,000 in jewelry stolen in robbery
• Birth Choice plans grand opening of Lawton location
• Repairs needed at local lockup
• Smoking in parks may be banned
• Cameron ranked among top colleges
• Lanes closed at Gore and 38th
• Cameron University earns berth in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges 2012 “Least Debt” rankings
• Cameron Public Policy Forum to examine Water Resources
• Cameron University delegation shines at Oklahoma Speech-Theatre-Communication Association conference
• Cameron University’s 28th Annual High School Speech Demonstration Day draws students from 37 schools
• Message for men: Get prostate checked
• Woman arrested in violent dispute
• Good news from bad economy: Gas price falling
• Refuge burns again
• Gore intersection will close Tuesday morning
• Changes dramatic at Sill for Hossenlopp
• Hung jury cases will be retried here
• Cache music teacher named 'Rising Star'
• Cadets sharpen skills at exercise
• The Recovery Center
• Come experience the world at CU banquet
• Invasion suspects in military
• Vandal says goodbye to Sill
• Vandal leaves Fort Sill for job at Pentagon
• Cache students receive mammoth history lesson
• Board commutes life sentence for county felon
• Cameron University to host Graduate Studies Preview Night
• Cameron University to host Disability Awareness Day
• Cameron announces Summer 2011 honor lists
• Cameron staff member wins International Festival Poster Contest
• Mock bullfight entertains Sill crowd
• City police expect to file charges in invasion
• Bobbi Parker found guilty
• Police release few details in home invasion
• Walters seeks annexation
• State gets an 'F' on health measures
• Civic projects topic at workshop
• Man sentenced to 10 years in rape of Lawton woman
• LPS Foundation holding breakfast fundraiser
• Eisenhower class to hold 25th reunion
• Home invasion turns bloody
• Parker trial means time spent on the road for judge
• Citywide cleanups may contribute to recycling
• County offers rewards for capture of thieves, vandals
• Effects of politics, media on Constitution observed
• Spirit of Survival training aids in 130-pound weight loss
• Tickets available to CU India Night
• Oklahoma seeks interstate health compact
• Local Order of World Wars gets awards at conference
• Severe damage done to refuge in Sept. 1 fire
• Duncan E-911 center ready by Thursday
• Santa Fe bridge will close for work
• Pulitzer Prize winning author to speak at CU Sept. 29
• POW tells his story to students
• Water bills may be paid online
• Entrepreneurs collect for food bank
• Students get lesson in patriotism
• Police identify victim of shooting
• Ground quickly soaks up much-needed rain
• Cancer survivors share experiences with students
• Man arrested for attempted kidnapping
• Woman sentenced for child abuse
• Cameron celebrates progress
• Man fatally shot; students hit
• Thursday's rain leaves most area gauges dry
• Firefighters enjoy longhorn sale in wildlife refuge
• Big map brings world closer to local elementary students
• Fitness in the Park set for Saturday mornings
• Defendant in drug bust pleads to trafficking
• Landscaping ordinance stringency discussed
• Cameron University breaks ground on former student union for “Extreme Makeover – Cameron Edition”
• Future of Fit Kids topic at monthly meeting
• Part-time employers recruit CU students
• Tribe observes century since the death of Quanah Parker
• Newborns among longhorns for sale
• PSO gives gift for literacy
• LPS Foundation holds tasty fundraiser
• Illegal parking leads to crack cocaine arrest
• Blaze of our lives may be losing steam
• Lawton metro area among nation's top gainers in GDP
• Carports allowed by council
• Duncan votes no
• Students to represent Lawtonat national FFA event in Indiana
• Two walk away from jail
• Trailers destroyed in fire connected to burn ban violation
• Walk to End Alzheimer's Saturday in OKC
• Cameron University once again recognized as Military Friendly School ®
• Destination Duncan
• Massive fire may spark lawsuit
• Foreman Prairie House offers Duncan visitors taste of history
• Former rehab patients invited back to Memorial
• Carports, land sales on council agenda
• CEO addresses concerns about local Indian Hospital
• Local firefighters honor heroes, victims
• EHS celebrates 50th
• City woman lost her 'hero' in attacks
• Summer crime stats are hard to explain
• Kids get close look at fire, police gear
• Students honor grandparents on their day
• Fighting Poolaw family still making history
• Cameron University congratulates Summer 2011 graduates
• Tickets available for Cameron University’s India Night
• Cameron University’s annual Constitution Day celebration to examine mass media
• Cameron University’s Gamma Upsilon to sponsor holiday food drive
• Fort Sill pauses to honor those who died in 9/11 attacks
• Cheerleaders raise funds for victims of wildfire
• Local heroes honored at Duncan luncheon
• Area woman aims to help meth addicts
• 2011 may go down as driest year on record in Oklahoma
• United Way officially begins its campaign
• Obama: Pass my jobs plan
• Halverson challenges Lawton
• Refuge fire 85 percent contained
• Sterling FFA president raises pigs in summer
• 'The Bat Man' dispenses advice to Whittier students
• Comanche Nation receives $800,00 grant from HUD
• Cameron University Department of Theatre Arts announces 2011-2012 theatre season
• Cameron University sponsors presentation on achieving maximum level of CyberSecurity
• Cameron University offers Financial Bootcamp for students
• Job Corps students allowed to return
• Efforts may work to increase storage capacity of Lake Altus
• Geronimo Road Elem. gets funds for work
• Heat safety part of agenda at Cameron Health Fair
• Youngsters get a touch of farm life at county fair
• Fair's goat show is special for Fletcher family
• Cameron scholarship an honor to Mercadante
• Woman arrested after offering sex
• Fort Cobb fair starts Thursday
• Drifting balloons knock out power
• Company cries foul when U-Haul put up for sale
• 13 tribes to share $9.94 million in grants
• Cameron University art professor selected for participation in national portfolio exchange
• Cameron University to host Part-Time Job Fair
• Fire contained to refuge
• Chattanooga mourns tragic death of police chief
• Local land owners see silver lining
• City schools lag state in ACT scores
• Energy industry continues to drive Oklahoma's economy
• Principal assigned to MacArthur
• "COLT' improves communications
• Job Corps evacuated as flames renew rampage
• Vietnam veteran works to set record straight on 1970 battle, get recognition of unit's heroism
• Firestorm subsides
• Fire consumes more homes
• 38th Street closes Tuesday
• Elgin voters will decide fate of bond
• Goodbye, so long to summer 2011
• Comanche Nation Fair begins with annual parade
• Lawton businessman manages to save his house
• Good time assured at fair
• Penrod: Nothing special about 100
• Firefighter reported down Friday
• 2 Lawton police officers lose homes
• Fire, algae may dampen holiday
• Blue-green algae puts damper on Waurika activities
• Exhibit celebrates American bison
• Plaque dedicated on Buffalo Soldiers Heritage Plaza Friday
• Cameron establishes C.P. Mercadante Endowed Scholarship
• Students see how life was lived in past
• Fires eat up area acreage
• Staff expects change to continue
• Cameron University Academic Festival continues with Pulitzer Prize winning author Steve Coll
• Blaze stops I-44 traffic
• CCMH started from post-WWII roots, grows with city
• Firefighters hurt near Rush Springs
• Study: State water demand to rise by third in 5 decades
• Pakistani fertilizer fuels Afghan bombs
• Burglaries of AC units, copper wiring investigated
• Friend: Bobbi Parker was afraid of Dial
• Crime victim accused of faking identity
• Preparing for the worst
• Flames race across tinder-dry grassland
• Acclaimed Afghan author speaks at Cameron
• Blaze rolls across large swath of Oklahoma City
• Some may lose water pressure in city today
• Lawtonians have opportunities to help family of girl with tumor
• "Comanche Boy' earns honor for commitment
• Another record melts in furnace
• Lawton police investigating home invasion
• West Gore work completion delayed
• Trash pickup reduced for some
• Cameron University Student Wellness Center to host Aggie Health Fair 2011
• Cameron faculty member celebrates release of first book with book signing
• Medicine Park up for free, 3-day music fest
• Comanche National Museum, fair celebrate unique culture
• Museum exhibit to focus on bison
• 111 degrees torches old record high
• Facebook new tool for farmers
• Senator: It's 'morally wrong' for state to sell water to Texas
• Needed courthouse repairs may run $100,000
• City drafts landscaping ordinance
• Former Lawtonian in path of Hurricane Irene
• Rain, rain please come some day
• Changes to fireworks ordinance considered
• State owes county about $2 million
• Officers get new police cars ready to roll
• Local dog earns his 'bachelor's degree'
• CU reports enrollment up
• County inmate step closer to parole
• Lawton busts another heat record
• Fire may have been set to cover up burglary
• City high school locked down Friday morning
• Cannon surrendered at Battle of Yorktown on display at Fort Sill
• Waurika Lake put under warning
• Girl, 12, drives car from Texas to Lawton before being stopped
• Hot weather will delay work on Santa Fe bridge for at least 2 weeks
• 18 new police officers hit streets
• TMS teacher uses cell phones to teach writing
• Schools file suit to recover property taxes
• Officials confirm heat death in Lawton
• Dyer arrested in Texas
• Fort Sill celebrates return of section
• AWOL soldier arrested Wednesday
• Committee crafts changes for carports
• Pregnant woman arrested after drug use suspected
• Police search for 2 suspects after they try to steal copper
• Prison inmate collapses, dies at facility here
• Suspect sought in local carjacking
• Cameron University art professor to contribute to Artist Printmaker Research Collection
• Goal for deployed soldiers: Promote Afghan rule of law
• AWOL father hands baby to firefighters, runs
• County budget approved
• Sill cuts ribbon on dining hall
• City plans to run Fisherman's Cove concession for RVs
• No new filings for council
• Body found in county
• Liberty National Bank Now Rockin’ Kasasa Tunes
• Cameron University surpasses previous enrollment record
• Shanks found on floor after GEO brawl
• Airline to add Saturday flight
• Bills leave some hot under collar at Sill
• City wants state tax for downtown
• CU to trade black and gold T-shirts for any old ones this Spirit Friday
• Terminal upgrade nearing completion
• Man accused of firing at LPD officers faces trial
• Dyer named to FBI's 'Most Wanted'
• Three robberies probed
• Man sentenced for rape of girl, 14
• Back to School for Lawton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• There will be no school at Crosby Park Elementary Wednesday.
• Cotton County E-911 fee proposed
• Grandfield record set at blistering pace - 87 days over 100 degrees
• Local 4-H'er inducted into state hall of fame
• 15 hurt in prison melee
• Council races set
• Cotton County E-911 fee proposed
• Texas manhunt continues for Dyer
• 90th Roundup at OSU a showcase for talent, success
• Sterling manslaughter defendant's bond reduced
• Carnival on calendar Sept. 6-9; other events scheduled at county fairgrounds
• Youth Horse Show Sept. 5 at LO Arena
• Book "Kite Runner' to be focus of CU forum
• Cameron University Library to examine “The Kite Runner”
• It's plain to see
• Deaf man hopes to set precedent in Army
• Funding disaster
• State sales tax may help finance downtown work
• Scary 'Pentagon study' needs perspective
• Code Talker descendants meet Tuesday
• Anything shiny traded in as the price of skyrockets
• Funding cuts hit intervention specialists hard
• Dyer: Freedom fighter or child molester?
• City Council filing starts on Monday
• Former warden says he loves his wife
• Man arrested for burning fugitive's trailer in Duncan
• Simulator center named for hero
• Blue-green algae found at Waurika
• Police find indoor marijuana lab in house of man, 64
• Duncan woman faces felony count of animal cruelty
• City police investigate shootings
• Congressman fields questions at meeting
• Guess what? Lawton sets another record
• Tribe will help pay for road project
• LHS put on 'warning' list by state
• Reporters get new machines at courthouse
• 'Mystery witness' says wrong man charged
• Cameron University Department of Theatre Arts to hold auditions for “Masterpieces”
• Cameron University professor honored by Oklahoma Community Theatre Association
• Police still seek Dyer
• Attorney taking aim at gangs
• State ed chief talks reform in Lawton
• Lawton native to sign debut novel at refuge
• Former rental client arrested for robbery
• Fugitive sends letter to attorney
• Police watching city school zones
• Walters restricts water use
• "Professor in overalls' gives educators pep talk
• Volunteers join child advocates at courthouse
• City elementaries plan 'howdy nights'
• 77th Army Brass Band to perform Thursday
• Catalytic converter thefts investigated
• EHS senior honored for achievement
• Pie contests, canine carnival, more planned in Elgin
• County budget gives officials 4-percent raises
• Masons hope breakfast fundraiser will help child
• Cameron shuttle to run first week of classes
• Cameron University professor, alumnus invited to participate in art exhibit
• Upgrades at Eisenhower
• Several LPS schools get upgrades
• Afghan assignment most rewarding
• SW Oklahoma, rain back on speaking terms
• Beauchamp: District ready to take on the heat
• Questions answered on 38th project
• Time for city to be user friendly
• Power line sparks grass fire
• Court strikes down health bill
• Trailer burns of man whose trial is to start
• There's plenty that's old and new at Cache
• Argument over 'date night' ends with police arresting woman
• Sill welcomes troops home
• Engineer explains 38th plan
• Key Gate West will be closed
• Man faces charges after fatal accident
• Ah, the feeling of fall is in the air
• Council rejects request for petty cash increase
• Lawton Rangers Rodeo opens
• Lawton in the money
• Halliburton to pay for water lines
• Lawton animal owners now have option of 3-year vaccine
• Police probe deadly wreck
• LPS substitutes to get 3-hour training
• Meetings scheduled on 38th Street project
• Judge to killer: You can't take back plea
• Storms give brief respite from heat
• Library to host Lincoln exhibit in the spring
• Crimes involving dogs reported to police
• Man arrested in Starbucks robbery suspected in others
• Library cuts magazine subscriptions back
• Mac Key Club wins honors
• Cool front brings rain, heat relief to some in Oklahoma
• Fed to keep key rates 'exceptionally low'
• City to release lake water
• Teen at home asleep as burglars kick in front door
• 77th Army Brass Band plans free concert Aug. 18
• Naked man arrested
• Cameron University enrollment ongoing
• Cameron University extends enrollment hours
• Rural water district raises rates
• Lawton schools ready to begin in austere budget year
• County districts modified
• Giving up the keys
• Council may adopt CIP ballot
• Someone to count on
• Guardsmen return home
• Meetings set to discuss 38th St. construction
• Runners brave heat Saturday morning to run for food
• LPS students must check in
• Lawton City Council filing period will begin Aug. 22
• Comanche County water update
• Storms tease SW Oklahoma
• Local shoppers grab bargains minus sales tax
• Neighbors give boy, 7, credit for calling fire department
• Cattle inventory lowest it has ever been in U.S.
• Lawton sets another heat record
• Guess what? It's still hot and it's not going away
• Oklahomans will get tax relief this weekend
• And the drought rolls on
• U-turns may be illegal on Fort Sill Blvd.
• Toddler drowns in family pool
• Hearing set next week for Adams on his plea request
• Memorial service, breakfast will mark city birthday
• Ceremony slated for returning soldiers
• Whole state simmering
• Cool pool powered by hot sun
• Drowning victim ID'd as 18-year-old man
• Lawton officer on leave after shots fired
• Key Gate West to close through Nov. 24
• Cause of Lawtonka fire may never be known
• Lawmakers announce water study panel
• Teen drowns in lake
• Fire chars sunbaked landscape
• Fort Sill Bronze Star recipient thankful to be alive
• DA rejects motion to change plea
• Blazing days turn heat-warped minds to happier, more frigid times
• Emerging target for thieves - water
• Rookies get teaching lessonat orientation
• Program to put focus on treatment of civilized tribes
• Heat has potential to spoil trip for groceries
• Benefits workshop planned at city library
• Man charged in rape of 11-year-old boy
• WIC: Breastfeeding should be easy choice
• Heat, drought put state in wildfire crisis
• Army Soldier Show Sept. 2-3 at Fort Sill
• Health risks rise as temperatures brutalize
• Students build rockets at camp
• Streets division completes 350 projects
• Lawton plans scaled back 110th birthday
• Kindergarten Camp takes the 'scary' out of school
• 11 proposals will be on Oct. 11 CIP ballot
• Last 10 months are driest since at least 1921
• Velma gets ambulance service
• Adams wants to withdraw his guilty plea
• Life of sacrifice brings treasure to man
• Black Hawk helps soldiers practice medevac mission
• Refuge closes Charons Gardens area
• Officials ID man who died at plant
• Victim of heat wave identified
• Elgin institutes stricter water usage measures
• Work continues on Sill's Bentley Gate access control
• K-9 Officer Wessel joins Lawton Police Department
• Local man sentenced for having sex with minor, 12
• Free tickets available August 1 as Cameron University kicks off Academic Festival with best-selling author Dr. Khaled Hosseini
• Cameron University to offer Freedom from Smoking program
• Lawton reports 1st heat death of 2011
• Rural post offices face closure
• Frederick tightens water limits
• Man accused in family attack wants separate trials for charges
• 82nd Street sewer main gets OK
• New superintendents take helm in Southwest Okla. districts
• Shriners walk raises money for diabetes
• Backpacks, school supplies sought to prepare for new year
• Suspected copper thief, check forger sought by cops
• Hospital patient called serial thief
• Vandal gets Obama nod
• Police: Friday shooting drug-related
• Heat-related ambulance calls on rise in region
• Arbitration hearing continues for former LPD officer
• Council gives OK to apartments
• Man thankful for poise, professionalism of rescuers
• Ten rescues make refuge perils obvious
• 'Terrific' airport terminal upgrade project growing
• Air defender, Desert Stormveteran new chief of staff at Sill
• Arts, Sciences Academy to begin Aug. 3
• Grass fire controlled on Sill's east range
• Clerk assaulted in local store robbery
• Army Community Service marks 46 years at Fort Sill
• Three promoted at police department
• A Cyril pilot looks back on a career spent in the air
• Local school district may sell unused land
• Proposed apartments would border Sungate
• Firefighters appreciated
• Lawton schools to begin again Aug. 19; it's time to think about immunizations
• Coburn: Rebuilding Ferguson House waste of taxpayer money
• City police refused to give up on Adams case
• Drought dries up tourism
• Bridge, 38th Street projects to start
• Brother warriors play base ball game
• Scorcher will benefit Food 4 Kids
• Detective considered giving up on case
• Child, 1, dies in accident
• Ice business heats up this summer
• Wildfires plaguing Carnegie area may be set by arsonist
• City man dies in I-44 accident
• Detention Center employee killed in car wreck
• Newspaper carrier dies after being burned
• Officials search for home invader
• Lawton teen, 17, shot in drive-by shooting
• Cameron University announces results of Speech Camp speech tournament
• Cameron faculty member receives juror’s award
• Fire destroys Cache house
• Medicine Park will say thank you to firefighters
• Act has funds for Fort Sill projects
• Work will begin on cleaning up contaminated water wells
• 2 report men breaking into home
• Cameron University receives $344,914 Talent Search grant for Open Doors program
• The heat won't retreat
• Concern for soldier turns into discovery of indoor pot farm
• Equipment coupled with vigilance helps Sill trainees keep their cool
• Teachers have Great Expectations for new school year
• Honors earned
• Embezzlement suspect accused in vandalism
• Halliburton deals with water worries
• Airspace cowboys
• Kiowa Tribe in turmoil after leaders recalled
• Detention center sex allegations investigated
• Police make burglary arrest at 13th and Elm
• Duncan to get neigh-borly with Saturday equestrian competition
• Commissioners OK new equipment for sheriff
• Double-murder case ends with guilty pleas
• Local hospital 'volunteens' get healthy dose of summer learning
• Teen volunteers get wide view of activities at Comanche Memorial
• Drought's economic toll rising across region
• Mac grad worked on trial of Casey Anthony
• Hell on the Prairie
• CIP, Council election dates move
• Team searches area for old bones
• Sailor recalls 34 years of service
• Students pursue their dreams
• Students return from adventure 'Down Under'
• Workshop set for SOS training
• Measures taken to prepare state for lingering drought
• Soldier becomes U.S. citizen in Afghanistan
• Lawton sets another record high temperature
• Commission discusses walking planned bike path
• Cameron University graphic designer earns Excellence Award
• Fort Sill fire blackens 4,000 acres
• Expect high electric bills in the mail
• Commission OKs apartment complex
• City woman accused of lying to feds
• Afghanistan selected as theme for Cameron University’s upcoming Academic Festival
• Cameron University to host Preview Nights for adult students
• State agents in the air to search for pot fields
• Electric utilities see demand spike in heat
• Deadly Bar-S accident investigated
• Elgin tightens water restrictions
• Defense: Warden's wife was drugged, attacked
• Sill soldiers earn III Corps honors
• Pair of artillery pieces arrive for Sill museum
• International Festival to benefit from state grants
• Woman accused of jealous stabbing escapade
• Council approves project list for CIP
• Rain flirts with city
• Charges filed in Sterling DUI case
• Snyder awash in water problems
• Coalition to pay for LETRA Express
• System streamlines military medical separation process
• Man hit, thrown from hood of car
• Lawton Housing Authority funded for repairs, renovations
• Local GEO prison gets new warden
• Lamb tours fire damage
• LETRA Expresson agenda
• Lawton Public Schools slate important classes training for needed bus drivers
• Cameron University Athletics receives donation from The Walton Family Foundation
• Cameron University Department of Agriculture hosts Seventh Annual Oklahoma-Kansas Winter Canola Conference
• Comanche College now offers GED program
• Crash kills man in Sterling
• Underwater healing
• LPS addresses school problems
• Out of this world
• No matter what you call it, it's hot
• Volunteer has passion for anyone in need
• Council will consider CIP list
• Residents may gain help with their electric bills
• Volunteers wage war on invasive plant
• School offices move into Douglass space
• Mother seeks answers to how son died in accident
• Vandalism reported at old Coke plant
• Woman complains about man making threats
• Local tribal entities receive HUD funds
• Texas man arrested on indecency charge
• 4-Hers from three counties attend Camp Faith here
• Temps soar across SW Oklahoma
• Cyril boy found dead in trunk
• Foundation donates white boards to LPS
• Man faces charges after fleeing accident, hiding in front yard
• Man pleads guilty to selling eagle feathers, carcass
• Man charged with child porn
• Police seek 'Toy Box' thief
• State sees forestry opportunity after Medicine Park fire
• Army experience comes in handy for new Job Corps director
• Citywide cleanup continues
• Man in underwear taken into custody
• Inmate raises questions about search
• GPTC hires new director of information technology
• Man guilty of raping girl taken from bus stop
• Navy officer to speak at library lunch program
• Parker trial promises drama
• Duncan manager: Every penny counts in lean budgets
• City to tap Waurika Lake
• Law enforcement responds to 56 'fireworks calls' over holiday
• Molotovc ocktails tossed after altercation
• Tax valuations at issue for Goodyear, apartments
• Man sentenced on child porn charges
• After 7 weeks, warden's wife trial set to start
• Russian overture now a U.S. tradition
• Standoff causes evacuations
• Last draftee is retiring from Army
• As storied ship near her end, skipper travels from Lawton to tell her story
• Hot enough for you?
• Music rings in holiday
• Medicine Park residents celebrate their birthday
• Councilmember wants firmer definition of tourism groups
• Local teen recognized for Food 4 Kids work
• More kids are eating for free this summer
• Residents upset over carport ordinance
• Council rejects request for apartments
• More fires reported Friday afternoon
• Celebrations begin
• Gotebo boy, 6, dies in accident
• Burn ban still in effect
• Murder suspect may be in Lawton area
• Cache audit tells little of situation
• Management audit completed for animal shelter
• 'Blast knuckles' found on burglary suspect
• Tip-texting helps police catch felons
• Kiowa board throws out June 4 election
• Man who caused city accident receive sentence
• Stephens County dispatches 911 calls for unincorporated areas
• Welcome home
• McMahon gives grant for center
• Heirlooms stolen off grave site
• Band fest will start holiday celebration
• Command of Marine detachment changes
• Snyder residents under water rationing order
• School district delays filing lawsuit again
• Court denies appeal of Lawton man
• Fire victims sign up for funds from Army
• Riding LATS to LETRA? Finish the 6th grade
• Former LPD officer accused of 'illegal seizures' at hearing
• Veteran of Mideast, Bosnia action takes over 214th Fires Brigade
• Tattooed man fights police despite Taser
• West Lawton residents set to begin summer cleanup
• Area educators selected to receive Cameron’s Inspiring Minds - Excellence in Education Award
• City buses to go to LETRA
• State soldier killed in action
• Coburn authors plan to raise Medicare age to 67
• Pharmacists in Pryor say they'll require pseudoephedrine prescriptions
• Duncan rezones for possible new hotel
• Comanche Tribe adopts strict burn ban
• Relief fund set up for fire victims
• Screams alert police to trouble; pair arrested
• Doctor raises awareness of'epidemic' of distracted driving
• Students win awards for writing
• Lawton, Fletcher Snyder earn grants
• City making final tuneups for American Band Music Festival
• Cameron announces Spring 2011 honor lists
• Artwork by Cameron faculty members selected for traveling exhibition
• Cameron University announces winners of Leigh Holmes Creative Nonfiction Contest
• 'No tolerance' policy adopted in city, county
• Vendors close stands
• Have a spectacular and safe Independence Day
• After terrifying fires, town basks in its return to normal
• Church to open satellite in near-empty Okla. mall
• Residents assess damage
• City to consider solution to swimming problem
• 10 soldiers return to Fort Sill
• Tech Center aims to keep brains active this summer
• Plans made for Fourth celebration
• Girls sell slushies to raise money for fire victims of small town
• Church pays tribute to veterans of Korean War
• Brown to step down at AUSA
• Energy help available for some
• Lawton Summer CLeanup
• Fire devours homes
• Residents flee in face of fire
• 1st Infantry Division band plays at Fort Sill ceremony
• Man charged in ball-and-chain assault on three
• Man accused of using credit card reported stolen by woman
• Burgess family donates $10,000 to Cameron University’s Sheila Lee Endowed Scholarship in Business
• Fires lead to evacuations
• Krawietz takes over command at Altus
• Monitors keep tabs on new moms, babies
• Pint-sized scientists use CU as their lab during camp
• Jury votes to award $6.5M to family
• Tech center makes purchases
• Though Oklahoma's harvest is down, wheat quality called good
• Surge troops to leave Afghanistan
• Walters Schools dodges leaky water bill bite
• Woman from Walters dies in wreck
• Cowabunga campers have Western experience at Fort Sill
• President Barack Obama's speech about the drawdown in Afghanistan
• Airport budget increases slightly in '11-'12
• Korean Methodist church hosting war memorial
• Man hits police cruiser; co-workers rumble at Wal-Mart
• Poll: Slow recovery weakens Obama
• Man charged with kidnapping, assault
• Stabbing reported at Lawton Correctional Facility
• Little boy mourned
• Cameron tuition to rise
• Dog brought back from brink of death
• Cameron University Guarantees its Graduates
• CU initiatives planned and budget approved for FY12
• The family that blogs together ...
• Fires rage in Lawton, across area
• U.S. military services divided over push for unified medical command
• Woman reports kidnapping, assault by pair in Lawton
• Lawton's trash system topic of Lions meeting
• These daughters chose to follow in dad's footsteps
• City may move fall election date
• 38th Street project moved back
• Local teens volunteer at Lawton library
• Fire burns abandoned mobile homes
• Special election set for recall of KBC
• Service line warranty offered
• Suspect in custody after robbery took too long
• Diabetes topic of new exhibit at museum
• 'Route 66' topic of meeting
• High winds topple several trailers at Lake Lawtonka
• Sill dedicates combatives facility Friday
• Just how hot was it?
• Sill projects in bill
• Finding safety from the storm in wild hard to do
• Man charged with making meth in his laundry room
• Drug raid nets dozens of arrests
• Entrepreneurs invited to participate in Project DREAM
• Cameron names spring graduates
• Triple-digit trials
• Guns blazing
• Fire claims former school in Comanche
• Winds rip roofs off, roll trailers
• Chief says man was hit on road
• Comanche Tribe installs new leader
• Car dealer plans expansion
• Army Homefront Fund established to help wounded warriors, families
• Zoo tickets offered in blood drive
• Two earn National Merit status
• 4-H Teens plan three day camps
• School board addresses fund policies for activities
• Bake sale at CGI to help United Way
• Elgin residents assess windstorm damage
• Governor tackles questions at Fort Sill
• Convicted killer 'cool with' 15-year sentence
• Children find joy in summer reading series
• Scientific success is sweet for Snickerdoodles
• Dining hall named for fallen soldier
• Convicted killer asks for leniency from court due to drug use
• Police: Woman caught stealing from closed diner
• Long road home
• Storm brings damage
• Banners wave - and whip and pull
• Council turns down apartments
• Altus looks at 'bare bones' 2011-12 budget
• Man guilty of indecency with girl, 12
• Alert neighbor reports fire
• Father, son charged with barn burglaries
• Eyewitnesses testify at local murder trial
• Lab results released in local fatal accident
• Swinney Elementary fit for honors
• Water, spending on city agenda
• Duncan's hot spot for summer fun has generated sweet memories for 55 years
• Fit Kids of Southwest Oklahoma contributes
• Grant helps important local program in fight against childhood obesity to get more fiscally fit
• Military justice delayed
• Lawton strong, but Thompson wins state pageant
• Academies keep minds from cooling off during summer
• Murder trial set to start on Monday
• Area kids go on quest for nature at Wichita Mountains refuge
• Southwest Okla. drives coincide with World Blood Donor Day
• American Band Music Festival looking for performers
• Barn burglaries busted by 2-county task force
• GOP monthly meeting is Thursday
• Motorcyclists dies in Rogers Lane wreck
• Teen's killer recommended for probation
• WPA in state topic at library
• Dogs left abandoned troubling for family, county
• Six from Lawton compete for Miss Teen crown
• Man accused of making meth near Kiowa complex
• Funeral arrangements made for state civil rights leader Clara Luper
• Local teen gets jail for BB gun assault
• Cameron’s Dr. Thomas Labé to present free outdoor recital
• New garrison commander starts at Sill
• LATS has plan to help kids cool off at LETRA
• Parents keep murdered teacher's memory alive 20 years later
• Drought forces Elgin into rationing
• Sill civilian worker gets units moving
• Karbler takes helm at Air Defense Artillery School
• Hung jury in Marine rape case
• 100-degree days may take respite
• Council agrees on motel fund formula
• 3 from Ike go to FFA nationals
• Woman takes over Reynolds Hospital command
• GPTC uses funds to upgrade equipment
• Answered prayers
• Rape trial under way
• Local retirement home staff, residents show care for Joplin
• Geronimo in need of reserve officers
• Medicine Park Museum of Natural Science construction plans advance
• Fire destroys county home
• Driver, distracted by cell phone, upends car
• Oklahoma School for the Blind student from Lawton serves as Senate page
• Relay for Life Friday at Ron Stephens Stadium
• Eisenhower teacher, students contribute to Relay for Life one brownie purchase at a time
• It's not your imagination; skeeters really are bigger
• Lacey gives praise to civilians as he leaves Fort Sill posting
• Portion of Gore will close today
• City Council wrangles over budget provisions
• City employees may pay more for health
• Cab driver reports being assaulted with man's crutch
• Murder trial reset; attorney cites media coverage
• Insurance rates going up for LPS
• Handling heat hot topic as temperatures continue climb
• Suit against Fletcher Schools settled
• Operation Care Drop will collect items for military
• Disneyland: The happiest place on earth
• Bundy traces role of blacks in film industry
• Police arrest local man for selling stolen water meters
• Flower Mound responds to report of boy bitten by snake
• Man who shot mother gets jail time
• Masons give donation to Cameron
• Fort Sill sends 48 more soldiers to Afghanistan
• W.C. Fields: Comic "bad boy'
• Ozone alert issued; LATS will cut fares
• Vintage vehicles tour parts of Oklahoma
• 2 face variety of charges after being arrested by police
• Woman reports jumping out of way of car driven by her ex
• New commander takes over Fort Sill brigade
• First session of summer school starts on Monday
• Cameron receives $100,000 gift from Masonic Fraternity of Oklahoma
• Hearing delayed for soldier
• Entertainer, trailblazer
• No contest plea ends plan for murder trial
• Budget debate turns contentious
• City librarian, finance director disagree over cuts to book budget
• Tobacco trashed at city's Kid's Zone
• Lawton schools earn 'A' for green buses
• Cancer Centers of Southwest earn top accreditation
• Police trace brass 'scrap'to construction site at LHS
• Lawton sees cut in federal funds
• Local workshops to prepare school bus drivers
• Work closes access to I-44
• Hollywood insider
• Local soldier held in murder
• Tornado season above average in Sooner State
• Haze suit involves Wichitas
• Council may finalize budget
• Woman accused of fleeing accident, grandchildren
• Witnesses testify man fired shots at local apartments
• Local fires investigated
• Former U.S. AG recalls lessons from Reagan
• Locals turn out to honor fallen
• Central High FFA students head to D.C.
• Kids need swimming security
• Hobart celebrates nation's freedom
• Session gets mixed grade
• Ceremonies will honor fallen heroes
• Murder suspect to be tried for second time in case
• Summer sees rise in dog bite victims
• Donations still needed for Juneteenth celebration
• Refuge offers an evening with stars
• Wildlife tours to be offered at refuge
• City offices, LATS close for holiday
• Graduation special for triplets
• Officials will step up patrols on city lakes
• ME: Man died due to beating
• Wreck victim identified
• Colonels pleased with opener
• EPA eyes stricter standards for ozone
• Entrepreneurs invited to participate in Project DREAM
• Douglass will cease to be a school next year
• Howell closes its doors as school
• 1 dies in wreck near Duncan
• Lawton developer may get extension on his project
• Goodyear plant wins property tax protest
• Woman to stand trial in death of infant son
• Chickasha residents lick wounds, count blessings
• Central Lawton blaze destroys 3 structures
• Neighborhood takes over Cache golf course
• Asian heritage speaker overcame polio, isolation
• Police: Mom drove drunk to pick up kids
• City of Lawton announces Memorial Day closing info
• Dallas storms affect Lawton flights
• Cameron art student selected for inclusion in national exhibition
• Terrifying twister outbreak brings death, devastation to state
• Republicans, Democrats at odds over session outcome
• Forum held on Rogers Lane development
• Coliseum basketball floor to be refinished
• Celebration of Freedom
• Kids in hot cars; sunscreen & food safety
• Downtown streets, land sale on agenda
• Altus High School construction, remodel project nearing completion
• Public can now text crime tips
• Korean War remembered at Armed Forces parade
• Future of American Indian Museum uncertain
• City police investigate homicide
• 'Jeep Wizard' restores WWII relic for museum
• Armed Forces Day party continues at Elmer Thomas
• Getting GED about setting an example
• Highlights of proposed city budget
• City eyes personnel changes
• Daily reports of crime now available online
• Parts of SW Okla. receive drenching
• Faith Hospice will take over operations
• Fort Bliss tradition moves to Fort Sill
• Formica stresses unity here
• Room at Sill dedicated to Gen. Costello
• OSBI turns over findings in shooting
• Bidding farewell
• Council tries to find solution to city pool
• Armed Forces Day celebration begins
• Skies open up as rain falls over city, area
• Redlegs celebrate 100th anniversary of school
• Soldiers inspect new radar system
• Students tell benefits of LiVE program
• Gold E. Locks found guilty of burglary, must serve time out
• Board OKs online instruction policy
• Military moms to get baby shower
• Benefit concert set for woman who lost house
• OSBI: Liberty Lake wasn't target of shooter
• Educators teach one final lesson
• Council hashes budget details
• Meth convict faces deportation after jail
• Masked man attempt break-in
• Man charged with thefts of dozen car radiators
• Man sought on child sex charges
• Ike class of '86 planning reunion
• Halverson delivers 'State of Fires'
• Officer, suspect shot
• Heroes honored at banquet
• Local man dies after tractor accident
• Funeral today for Sill child
• Farewell to Douglass
• Students explore careers at Eisenhower
• Cameron adds new master's curriculum
• Woman shot in domestic dispute
• Local sixth-graders do well at eCybermission
• Local woman finishes doctorate in medicine
• Teen Court plans mock trial Thursday
• Registration now open for Aggies Axe Out Cancer 5K/10K race
• Cameron announces Master of Science in Organizational Leadership program
• Area senior nutrition program on rebound
• Cache golf course future up in the air
• Medicine Park seniors, nutrition program get go-ahead to move in
• Outstanding writers honored at reception by CU Department of English and Foreign Languages
• Pleasure & good health: There's a place near Duncan to find both on horseback
• Suit costly for Oklahoma
• More transformation ahead for Fort Sill
• Celebration of Armed Forces Day begins Friday
• Crawdads, burnouts entertain at Elgin
• Bobbi Parker trial to start on Monday
• City budget contains 3% water hike
• Spirithorse to help wounded warriors
• Chatty couple prepares students for work
• Students experience science in the wild
• Farmers Market to open May 28
• LETRA will open for season on Saturday
• Free immunization clinics offered on Monday
• State budget diverts $100M from ODOT to plug hole
• Panel rejects plan for new apartments
• Lawton man arrested after placing 911 calls
• Mother faces charges in death of child, 10
• City helps school apply for grant
• Man pleads guilty to count of child pornography here
• Officials call fires 'suspicious'
• Judge rules to suppress confession
• Cameron University’s Katherine Liontas-Warren featured in upcoming documentary
• Tattoo parlor can stay
• Cameron seeks to close part of University Drive by dorms
• Nettles resigns as Altus city administrator
• 'Thunder' rolls across Fort Sill
• Young engineers have their bridges tested by experts
• Duo arrested after man found riding on hood of car
• Police probe report of shots fired
• Porter Hill gets new tanker
• Cameron University to update “Campus Master Plan – 2015” as part of on-going strategic planning process
• City pool won't open this summer
• Altus council seeks to sever ties to Nettles
• Judge refuses to suspend sentence of 4-time drunk driver
• Hugh Bish first grader gives gift of hair
• Scioneaux takes command of Fires Test Directorate in ceremony
• Convicted killer arrested for threat
• Cameron Pell Grant recipients could get more
• Cameron University Department of Physical Sciences presents student awards
• Cameron University Department of Agriculture presents annual student awards
• Cameron Army ROTC cadets commissioned as second lieutenants
• Budget reflects shortfall
• Honor Flight takes Lawton WWII vet to see monuments
• State lowers BAC limit for drunken boating
• State lowers BAC limit for drunken boating
• Council votes to move forward on expansion of NW 38th Street
• City man ordered to prison for child abuse
• Garden helps to grow young minds
• Lawton High student earns State FFA Degree
• City attorney claims Marine coerced into rape confession
• Police: Burglar used bike to pull trailer loaded with booty
• Child's death still under investigation
• Local students named essay contest winners
• Cameron University hosts summer youth camps for all ages
• Cameron students may be eligible for summer Pell Grants
• Cameron University Department of Music presents annual awards
• Cameron student named DaVinci/Martin Scholar
• Vets oppose bill that raises health care fees
• Students part of recipe for success at Taste of Home Cooking School set today
• City Council to award contract to pave way for 38th Street project
• Man hurt in double accident
• Wildlife add to evidence of warming
• 3 new mothers share their thoughts on celebrating their first Mother's Day
• Local DA in favor of alternative sentencing
• Council may meet in new city hall by summer's end
• A new day dawns for Cameron Grads
• Army official pledges aid to Sill schools
• Western Okla. loses district in new state House
• Woodland Hills model school again
• Convict guilty of courthouse hoax
• Woman reports cell phone tracking by her husband
• LPD officer gets award
• Religious unity theme of Lawton's Day of Prayer
• Young woman's quest for knowledge leads from Senegal madrassa to Cameron graduation today
• Leaders get 'desert training'
• MacArthur High honors ROTC cadet achievement
• Author tells students about writing process
• Alcohol had role in interstate rollover
• Man sentenced for parking lot robbery
• 4-H winners announced
• Sill man indicted on child abuse charges
• What went right?
• Tribe protests code name "Geronimo'
• Class gets wild at Cyril Elementary
• LPS program helps girls find their 'power'
• Ike honors top cadets
• Harley-Davidson employee charged with embezzlement from business
• Cameron University students inducted into criminal justice, sociology honor societies
• Cameron University Communication Department honors students with awards
• Cameron University welcomes 31st class of PLUS scholars
• Fallen Brother
• Cache students find unique lesson of survival in a tin box
• Police may get immigration responsibilities
• Police: Kids home at timeof break-in
• Stephens County not rushing E-911
• FBI agent shares message of unity in law enforcement
• Lawton High JROTC cadets earn recognition
• Christian school choir tops competition
• Cameron University student wins top prize at Oklahoma Criminal Justice Association Conference
• Cameron University staff members selected to receive Pickaxe Award
• Cameron art student honored with first solo exhibit
• LPS plans pilot drug-testing program
• How U.S. brought justice to bin Laden's doorstep
• Cameron University professor elected as chair of state advisory board
• Helen W. Holliday Foundation contributes $10,000 to Cameron University’s Academic Commons campaign
• Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Help with Huntington's
• Lawton man helping in relief after disastrous quake, tsunami in Japan
• Each step along Trail of Tears route strewn with symbolism
• Council approves CIP project list
• W.Gore will be closed overnight
• Children show off their artwork at Bridge Park
• Lawtonians pitch in to pick up
• Clean Air Lawton kicks off public campaign this week
• CU will hold graduation Friday night
• City staff opens bids on 38th Street project
• City man dies after cycle accident
• Areas of Cement evacuated
• Royal Wedding caps study of U.K. for city students
• Members of Goodwill adult day care celebrate Royal Wedding
• Teen Success Expo will be held today on Fort Sill
• Charges dismissed against suspect in crime spree
• Cattle owner reports 5 head of cows missing
• Motorcyclist hurt in wreck identified
• Comanche superintendent elected to board
• CGI: Company shows off Lawton facility
• Man sentenced on child neglect charge
• Students learn about natural resources
• Lincoln students show off artwork
• Motorcyclist injured in wreck
• Feud between salon owners ends in theft
• Council agrees on 7-year CIP
• Bentley Gate to close until August 1
• Ray first woman to complete Master Gunner course
• Logistics control moves to 407th FSB
• City allocates block grants while bracing for future cuts
• Children's Art Fair is Saturday at Bridge Park
• Absentee ballots mailed for Comanche election
• Forum: Funding an issue in finding docs
• Stolen car joyride leads to 20 years in prison
• Woman accused of taking funds to have evaluation
• Safety and inclement weather outlined for Cameron commencement
• Teacher of the year, others earn honors
• Lawtonian charged in friend's fatal shooting
• Council discusses park policy
• Disagreement over paperwork mixup, $700,000 tax loss may be headed to court
• LPS recognizes those who help to cultivate learning environments
• Living Longer, Living Stronger
• Four years after alleged rape, defense wants end to prosecution
• Second suit filed in local hit-and-run case
• Man to face trial in abuse case
• Cameron University graduating class of 2011 filled with inspirational stories
• Race a factor in shooting
• RACH lab renovation valued at $1.25 million
• Grant allows Comanche schools to flex physical education muscle
• Drought expected to last through summer
• CU student creates tree tour for Museum of the Great Plains
• Trail of Tears trek coming to end for Lawton sojourner
• Miss Indian Lawton to sing at Red Earth
• Comanche High students show financial savvy
• Woman who lost home needs help to rebuild life
• Role of baby Jesus kept in the family
• Going Green
• Grass fires burn up fuel budgets for departments
• Walters gets almost all of the rainfall
• Fort Sill Gun Detachment plays role in re-enactment
• City to open bids on 38th Street work
• Council will discuss new CIP
• City plans Earth Day activities
• Students must get booster shots
• A trunk full of hope
• Walters reports heavy rainfall
• Lyon makes first court appearance
• Cameron celebrates Earth Day with tree donation from Lawton Northeast On-Line Branch Lions Club
• Man faces charges in death
• Rural EMS providers serve up problems to state agency
• Schools will take budget hit
• Local dealership donates wheels to children
• Man faces 16 counts after assaulting family
• Man tells of hiding from Nazis
• Shrine Temple treats kids at Douglass to egg hunt
• 7 new CASA members sworn in
• Teens charged after exploding fireworks
• Beauchamp lacks contract
• Results given of 4-H fashion revue
• Mother receives prison term
• Suspect in assault arrested Thursday
• KCCU news director to appear on OETA’s “Oklahoma Forum”
• Cameron University student reporter earns Mark of Excellence awards
• Cameron University art students capture Willow Park residents via drawing portraits
• Local survives Tar Heel twister
• Fire crews schooled on spills
• Hobart fires city manager
• Medicine Park gets money to upgrade Net
• Rain really could be in the forecast
• Drill sergeant achieves Fort Sill female first
• 95 Division command passed on
• Artillery Park hosts Paladin prototype
• Police search for suspect in beating
• Cameron Fitness Center closed Easter
• Ex-judge ordered to wear alcohol monitor
• Man uses gun to keep pit bulls from children
• 4 receive University Choice Award
• Locals taking part in massive diaper change
• Man found dead in city
• Charges expected in case of jail trusty escape
• Vote deals city unions setback
• Others can't ketchup to Elgin art students
• Elgin to get major water improvements
• Keeping tabs
• Plundered polycarts
• Cameron University’s Dr. Paul Crandon earns Accreditation in Public Relations
• Cameron University announces winners of University Choice Awards
• Cameron faculty members honored
• Man to face murder trial in child's death
• Students to showcase talents at McMahon
• Lions award teachers grants
• Aim thrill
• Altus High School Varsity Chorale to join Cameron Concert Choir, Centennial Singers in concert
• Cameron chapter of Phi Kappa Phi inducts new members
• Former city fire official dies in gunfire at tavern
• Fires continue to plague area
• Fire destroys woman's home of 50 years
• Cast prepares for its first Easter pageant production
• Work will close Gore for 2 months
• Field training exercise
• City woman honored for 75 years in sorority
• For sale: House built by Tech Center students
• Dissension mars tribal meeting
• Grant used to improve health
• Grave of former police officer may be located
• City settles suit filed against it by businessman
• City water treatment plant changes its process
• Wind-whipped grass fires keep area volunteer firefighters busy
• Hundreds flee path of blaze
• Gusty winds wreak havoc Friday
• Armed Forces Reserve Center opens at Sill
• 2 area men will be inducted into SWOSU hall
• LPS students recognized as winners
• Tribe will take nominations at general council meeting
• Cameron University Collegian takes top honors from Oklahoma Collegiate Media Association
• Cameron University presents “A Year With Frog and Toad”
• Treasure Lake students return as fire winds down
• Stretch of road dedicated to 95th Division
• Jury finds man guilty of murder
• 'Bag team' of volunteers honored by blood institute
• Barbara Burk named County Woman of Year
• 2 suspects will face trial for assault, robbery at motel
• Man sentenced to 20 years for home invasion
• Judge delays hearings for Lawton man
• Fire near Elgin causes I-44 to shut down for 2 hours
• Opinions mixed on making it easier to fire teachers
• Cavett named CAP chief
• $2 million judgment entered against suspect accused of killing teens
• Man charged with shooting toddler, 3 others
• City waits on state Legislature for charter vote
• Morris Poetry Prize awarded to Indiahoma student for second consecutive year
• Cameron announces results of annual Agriculture Interscholastic Meet
• Shortage of healthcare workforce to be examined during Cameron University Business Forum
• Elgin group to experiment at NASA center
• Fire rages at refuge
• Murder trial begins in Walters
• Residents critical of rezoning
• Goodyear chairman confident in company's strategy, position
• Longtime Constitution photographer named to state journalism hall of fame
• LHS students earn academic letters, bars
• Convicted sex offender found to be driving bus
• Car seat check, giveaway Thursday at tribal complex
• Princess Sorority meets today
• Cameron Athletics Honors Streich-Henry Family and McMahon Foundation with Tennis Facility Dedication
• Property tax rising for some
• Cameron team competes in Oregon
• Korean War vets organize
• Lawmakers turn attention to debt ceiling, Medicare, Medicaid
• Cameron student's project rocks local classroom
• Finding the Fallen
• City mother whose autistic daughter, 7, drowned shares story
• Volunteer loves to cook for children
• City inspector hanging up his code book
• Students dedicate playground
• Elk were introduced to refuge 100 years ago
• Series of fundraisers scheduled to benefit Food 4 Kids
• Students make origami cranes to aid disaster victims in Japan
• Federal shutdown avoided
• Fort Sill holds Army combative tournament
• City employee charged with break-in at lake
• 18 soldiers try to be expert infantrymen
• May 4 deadline for designs for Moonlight T-shirts
• Lawton attorney reappointed to state transportation board
• Stricklin named to state regents board
• Cameron sponsors Summer Food Service Program
• Cameron’s Steve Adams elected president of Oklahoma Broadcast Education Association
• Volunteer firefighters fight brush fire east of Fletcher
• Speaker advocates "firm' parenting model
• Clock ticks on government shutdown
• Children at Fort Sill get close look at big wheels
• Several receive Spirit of Family awards at luncheon
• FFA Envirothon teams wins award
• Sill drill instructors inspect EHS cadets
• Bond hearing for Adams delayed
• 4 die in Cement accident
• Cameron University English students honored for creative writing
• Lawton Ike, Plainview take home top prizes at Cameron’s annual interscholastic meet
• Cameron seeks nominations of high school teachers/counselors for Inspiring Minds Award
• Shutdown threatens military paychecks
• Colleagues pay tribute to slain chamber head
• Ike students awarded academic letters, bars
• DNA database leads to rape charge
• Suspect admits accepting stolen goods
• Martinez competent to face murder trial
• ME report confirms Lee's death a homicide
• Cameron’s Katherine Liontas-Warren featured in solo art exhibit
• Fort Sill breaks ground on gym for youths
• Comanches vote out chairman, CBC member
• Moonbuggy rolls to school
• Elgin bond issue fails
• Stephens County fire sparks battle
• KCCU earns award from Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters
• CU forensics students rank high at the Pi Kappa Delta National Tournament
• Improvement projects progressing at Altus airport
• Camera catches burglary attempt
• Couple found dead
• Researchers offer evidence of MVPs in lives of children
• Woman battles to not let multiple sclerosis define who she is
• Participants passionate about play
• $5.8M needed to upgrade Lawton parks
• 905 locomotive moved
• Study ranks health of counties Harmon ranks dead last in health
• Most area counties slip in rankings
• Burgess answers recall charges
• Texting video earns students first place, trip to Washington
• Teacher modernizes his classroom, goes paperless
• Westphal will deliver commencement address at CU
• LPS students can eat free breakfasts
• Ross to be inducted into Hall
• Cameron will renovate its old student union
• Woman takes baseball bat to trespasser
• Restaurants may have to post calories on menus
• City will proceed with 18-inch waterline
• Commander of 75th Fires Brigade will leave Sill for Washington, D.C.
• St. Mary's students will auction off their works of art
• Sill dedicates marker to former game warden
• City to collect gas from landfill
• College receives approval by state board
• Cameron University announces construction plans and gifts totaling $1.375 million
• Superintendent, alumni discuss future of Douglass
• Council ponders length of Lawton's next CIP
• Businessman testifies about health care
• Bataan Death March special for Sill soldier
• Man reports being solicited, then robbed of his wallet
• City removes homeless encampment
• Under Secretary of the Army Joseph Westphal to address Cameron’s 2011 graduating class
• Landfill methane among council's CIP ideas
• Mangum mayor impasse is over
• Murder, suicide suspected in Greer, Kiowa
• State lawmakers urged to revamp immigration bill
• Man shot, another shot at in separate incidents
• Morgan appointed cancer liaison physician at Memorial Hospital
• Comanche Nation to hold college prep class
• CU students to present research papers
• Meeting held on closing Douglass
• Stephens County 911 dispatch still undecided
• Two area counties least healthy
• Cameron University SIFE chapter uses Sam’s Club grant for Salvation Army project
• Cameron PRIDE sponsors Harvey Milk March for Hope
• Suspect denied bond in slaying of 2 women
• Public invited to Cameron University’s Computing and Technology Week
• Understanding concussions
• 'Facebook depression' new concern
• Fitness the Parks, Program ready for Round 2
• CU crew on mission for moonbuggy
• Rustlers find easy prey in pricey steers
• Mangum mayor seat in limbo
• German runs school that is for the dogs
• 3 Lawton police officers get promotions
• Ferguson knew women could be political and feminine
• City Cleanup
• Children get natural place to play
• 'Stars Over the Wichitas' Friday, Saturday at refuge
• Lawton native makes major general
• Community bids farewell to native son
• Suspect in '07 killings returning to Lawton
• Friday fire engulfs structure
• CU fraternity backs drive aimed at stopping texting while driving
• Killer claims he's a changed man
• Man gets year for illegal cough syrup
• OHCE holds spaghetti fundraiser
• Lawton High School Band to join Cameron University Concert Band in concert
• Cameron to host 500 high school students during annual Agriculture Interscholastic Meet
• Cameron University students selected to present research papers
• Douglass, Howell elementaries to close
• Man arrested again in double homicide
• Fire kills disabled man in Mangum
• Probation for ex-Sill worker in China case
• Woman charged in chase
• Victim's mother remains hopeful of conviction in case
• Mac students receive academic letters, bars
• Shoplifter can't outrun police in lifted sneakers
• Sill breaks ground on training facilities
• Altus audit shows mixed fiscal footing
• U.S. pressures allies to take over Libya mission now
• Sill medical employee's money-saving idea earns award
• Man sentenced for illicit Internet chat with 'minor'
• Woman accused in hit-and-run faces additional charge
• Comanche Business Committee recall progresses
• Satellite TV worker faces harrowing ordeal
• Lawton cosmetics entrepreneur Hennessee dead at 91
• Lawton Crime Stoppers sponsors Child ID booth at weekend Home & Garden Show
• Hartsell to address AUSA
• Cameron Gold scholarship deadline is April 1
• Powerhouse to hold revival
• Cameron art professor tapped for two invitation-only exhibits
• Cameron University Percussion Ensemble to present Spring Concert
• Deadline for Cameron Gold scholarship approaches
• Deadline for Cameron Gold scholarship approaches
• State Guard soldiers train up for duty in Afghanistan
• Mayor looks back on 2010, predicts positive news in '11
• Developer gets OK for early access to downtown work site
• Utility rates rise in Cache
• Outcome of fund raising music to the ears for folks in Apache
• Bizarre fraud case investigated
• Students target tobacco, aggressive marketing to teens
• Man tries to chew up suspected drugs as police attempt arrest
• Man serving time on federal charges gets new sentence added on
• Cache man suspect in mobile meth lab
• Burglars take $22K in items
• Circus to make Elgin debut
• Teen arrested as suspect in rash of Lawton car burglaries
• LFD says 'Knox-Boxes'may be key to resting easier
• Unions, cities keep close eye on Legislature
• Downtown work may get fast-tracked
• Hispanic population rises
• Skaters show off tricks at contest
• Former Cavs player wants out of Japan
• Domestic violence bill goes to House
• SNAP recipients will see changes in their services beginning April 1
• City officials share their opinion on street repairs
• Council responds to street problem
• Dorman wants study on workers' comp
• Changes in standards hamper care ability
• Slain soldier arrives back in U.S.
• Boulder-hopping man injured on Mt. Scott
• Stephens County may have 4 call centers
• Audit finds deficiencies in treatment program
• Lawton woman has child abuse charges added
• 2 men, baby detained for stealing scrap metal
• Clown builds excitement in children's minds
• Man pleads to cultivation
• Drug suspects arrested
• Vietnam veterans, family gather to remember
• House OKs repeal of collective bargaining
• Lawton soldier dies on duty in Afghanistan
• Women's accomplishments focus of speech
• Police find out-of-breath suspect on curb
• Stop sign on NW 13 will be relocated
• Thieves leave kitchen sink
• Crane moves caboose to its final resting place in Duncan
• State Senate OKs bill on immigration
• Court rejects appeal from city inmate
• Group that launched beautification efforts disbands
• Police pursuit ends with man in jail
• Final campaign reports on file
• Vietnam veterans will be honored
• Cache senior dies in wreck
• State senator knows quake peril firsthand
• Geronimo candidate's signs go missing
• Locals help monitor streams
• Comanche sorority sponsors comedy
• Bill gives all state Guardsmen in-state tuition
• Sill spouse arrested after high-speed chase
• Bill would give disabled vets' widows a break
• Drought, burn bans continue
• Burned bridge on road to recovery
• Immigration leads to GOP rift in state Legislature
• Newspaperwoman got revolutionary 'scoops'
• Granite inmate sues for right to smoke in prison
• Apache woman attends bullying conference
• Air Force colonel finally home from Vietnam
• K-9 officers retire from police force
• Potholes prompt most complaints from drivers
• Law enforcement uses program developed at CU
• Assessor eyes satellites to appraise property
• City won't issue builder permits
• Benefit set for son of slain woman
• Railroad trestle burns near Cache late Friday
• City waits for analysis on water tank
• United Way misses its goal for this year
• Man accused of downloading porn
• Tests show lead in Mt. View water
• Liontas-Warren artwork selected for Texas National 2011
• Firefighters battle grass fire near Deyo Mission Road
• Competency of suspect questioned
• Fort Sill names NCO, Soldier of the Year
• Rezoning near 67th receives OK
• New director named for children's shelter
• Cameron opens Academic Advising Center
• Cab driver uses flashlight to fight off would-be robber
• Butterflies topic of seminar
• Firefighters: Don't mess with our pensions
• Cadets, Sill support cited as factors in corps success
• Off-duty officer's call leads to drug arrest
• CU earns continuation of its accreditation
• Faculty artwork selected for international exhibition
• CU announces finalists for John G. Morris Poetry Prize
• Higher Learning Commission reaffirms Cameron University’s continued accreditation status
• Tax OK'd for airport upgrade
• Cultural affairs adviser leaving Sill for Leavenworth
• Kaspar the friendly robot helping autistic children
• Female GIs have higher divorce rate
• 'Heartland' shifting from Midwest
• Ash Wednesday
• Eisenhower Middle School students earn letters, bars
• Seniors hope to use former Legion hall
• Cameron announces Fall 2010 honor lists
• Local City Council members take oaths
• Geronimo Road school building plans OK'd
• Military leaders too white, male, report finds
• Hotel tax may go to city airport
• It's tough but worth it for the Praters to remove all corn products from their son's life
• Should U.S., allies enforce no-fly zone?
• Drought condition in our area worsens over past several months
• Old prescription pills may be put in drop boxes
• Several factors weigh in on decision
• OBN will pay for cleaning meth labs
• 2 men arrested after shooting
• Indiahoma student wins Shull scholarship
• Kiowa war veteran Palmer dies at 90
• Cameron University ROTC program ranked in top three nationally
• New members inducted into Cameron University’s Phi Eta Sigma honor society
• Dead prairie dogs found in median
• Man was being investigated in string of trailer thefts
• City takes first step for CIP
• Retired couple on road trip for military families
• Sterling boy, 10, shows grand market steer
• Owners picky about what they show at Expo
• Police: Driver in deadly accident was drunk
• Cameron University forensics team takes first place at state championship tournament
• Two Cameron University students earn berths at national Interstate Oratorical Association contest
• Cameron’s Katherine Liontas-Warren featured in Oklahoma Today magazine
• Cameron University names Fall 2010 graduates
• Police prepare case in local hit-and-run death
• Man arrested after snatching bag, failing in store robbery
• New generation takes its place at county expo
• Cameron BIET online immigration training course now available
• Free performance of “Little Red Riding Hood” presented by Cameron University and Southwest Oklahoma Opera Guild
• Sterling fares well at Comanche County Spring Fair
• Detention center numbers too high
• Fatal hit-and-run probed
• Southwestern inpatient rehab program accredited
• Firefighters battle wind-whipped flames
• Needs outstrip funding sources
• State Senate starts work redistricting
• About 100 take icy plunge into Medicine Creek
• Mac wins state title in decathlon
• Amateur radio club places fifth nationally
• Southwestern invites public to prepare for a disaster
• Touring theater group will entertain children, adults
• Winners named of Wellness Challenge
• County spring livestock show endures for 70 years
• Pieces of evergreen tree found sticking out of headlight
• CU plans Spring Preview Day Saturday
• Free safety workshop will be given
• Roommate accused of shooting man
• Refuge to offer tours of historic locations
• Fallin pays first visit to Sill since taking office
• Fire weather watch issued for our area
• Comanche bond issue to pay for projects
• Q marries U in unique ceremony at school
• Couple charged with child abuse
• Commission gives businesses OK
• Local mother charged with neglect
• Whittier celebrates heritage in song
• Sheriff's office probes thefts of oil, copper
• Stephens County manhunt ends with capture
• Local historian shares stories of Buffalo Soldiers
• Fire that destroyed truck investigated as arson
• Judge rules against former Quartz executive
• Jefferson County resident reportedly dies from flu
• Cameron’s Dr. Roy Couch to present recital of tuba music
• Cameron University 35th Annual Jazz Festival to feature alumnus Michael Cox on saxophone, Iowa Park High School jazz band
• CU Saturday offers high school students glimpse into Cameron University
• 'Park Farther' is step closer to health with painted spaces
• Airport requests tax funds for renovation
• Hobart, Kiowa County vie for old armory
• Hearing ordered for man charged in rape
• Amid Afghan snow, troops aid farmers with cool storage
• Lawton schools vie in decathlon
• Bleeding man nabbed in coin grab
• Portion of NW 12th closed for repairs
• LPS schools remain models
• Chamber music Friday at Cameron University
• Educator from Elgin principal of the year
• Students learn valuable lessons of black history, self-respect
• Drowning victim, 7, identified
• City to sell 50.5 acres in west Lawton
• County opts in to Fit Kids coalition
• Hot stove sparks house fire in city
• Man faces new count of robbery
• Gold coin dated 1846 stolen from shop
• Comanche Princess Sorority to meet
• Cameron University piano students to present a “Chamber Music Soirée”
• Girl, 7, drowns in pond
• Workshop may help local teachers send students' imaginations to final frontier
• City may sell land on Rogers Lane at NW 67th
• Firefighters get unique opportunity at Fort Sill
• Cryotherapy puts local man's cancer in deep freeze
• Why are our streets crumbling?
• Area counties gain, lose in census
• Western areas continue to lose residents
• Tech center students train on 3-D system
• Education No. 1 problem facing black community
• App allows users to submit crime tip
• Cameron plans SuperHomecoming events
• Firefighters participate in training
• Creator of beautification committee to step down
• Cameron alumni will be honored
• What would you do?
• Workers comp reform needed to attract business
• AT&T makes donation to Cameron
• Students at CMS receive letters, bars
• Cameron sets sights on A&M-Commerce
• Lawton's assistant police chief retires
• Cameron University receives donation from AT&T
• Jury finds Tubbs guilty of murder
• Judge sounds theme of opportunity here
• Federal grand jury issues indictment
• Man guilty of beating boy, 8
• Letters, bars awarded to TMS students
• LPS receives 'clean' audit report
• Manslaughter charge filed in weekend stabbing
• Oklahoma gives big group of troops massive sendoff
• Defense goes after key witness in child's shooting
• Doctor: Boy's injuries were from blow
• Altus seeks state audit
• Cyclists rev up to ride against breast cancer
• Martha seats only contested offices
• City asks state to solve fish kill mystery
• Man found with loot in sweats pleads not guilty to marijuana possession
• Pottery artist to demonstrate at center
• Lawton High School Orchestra and Altus Community Ensemble to join Cameron University Civic Symphony in concert
• Cameron/Lawton Community Band and the Cameron/Lawton Civic Chorale Announce Combined Spring Semester Concert
• Boy, 10, testifies at abuse trial
• Census shows growth
• Lies, fear influence Lambirth murder testimony
• Senate panel OKs anti-illegal immigration bills
• Stabbing suspects reversed
• Comanche Nation pays for $763,000 bridge work
• Legendary leaders motivate Sill soldiers
• Red River Career Expo coming to Cameron Feb. 24
• LPD, marshals make marijuana arrest
• Nine contestants vie for cash prize in Cameron’s 18th Annual Piano Competition for High School Students
• High fire danger brings burn bans
• Former Davidson clerk faces trial
• CU Alumni Association to present awards during SuperHomecoming 2011
• Cameron’s 14th Annual Red River Expo prepares job seekers for success
• Local businesses should be proud of 'healthy' status
• To love or love not
• Couples share lasting love
• Local residents express views on events in Egypt
• This may be last year for snake festival
• Budget savings may not add up
• City utility customers may pay bills with plastic
• Ross, Franks named to Homefront
• Great Backyard Bird Count will start Friday
• Murray attends Western Roundup
• City commission debates parking space requirements
• Man will face trial for killing 6-year-old boy
• Police respond to several incidents within 24 hours
• Snow helps police track down suspect in accident
• Woman calls police as man breaks in her door
• Re-enactment reset for Feb. 24 at Worley
• Church facility vandalized for second time in a week
• Filing period opens for some municipal positions
• Cowboy more than happy to be back in the saddle
• Good Samaritan ends up in jail after pickup stolen
• Ground broken for Jumpin' Jax business
• Poems will be presented at contest
• Cameron Business Forum to examine tax issues with State Auditor Gary Jones
• Buffalo Soldier presentation rescheduled for February 24
• SuperHomecoming on tap for Cameron University alumni and friends
• Cameron tops field at speech tournament
• Caddo County woman dies of flu
• Commission backs off church guidelines
• Trio of men seen leaving scene of crime
• Man reports attack, theft of his shoes
• Cases for 2 end before trials begin
• Cameron University Concert Choir and Cameron University Centennial Singers to Perform in Combined Concert
• Lawton woman faces war widow tax
• Snow sequel less dramatic
• Salt of the earth:
• Round of snowy weather not major cause of mishaps
• Cameron colleagues recall remarkable life of George Stanley
• Man accused of home invasion objects to DA's affidavit
• Meth lab found in Lawton car
• Lawton FFA hosting reunion for alumni
• Halversonsees more potential for growth at Sill
• Snow joke: Icy cold has grip on state again
• Suspect held in assault on Lawton family
• City to close eight downtown streets
• Sustained effort brings success in local spelling bee
• Proud history
• Cameron teams host East Central
• Candidates file for municipal offices in area
• Lawton murder trial, others delayed by snow
• Vehicle accident backs up traffic on highway
• Vehicle accident backs up traffic on highway
• Panel discussion on mental illness and violence slated at Cameron University
• New arctic punch anticipated in state
• Snow storm a disaster for county
• City looks to move on downtown street plans
• Soldier dad finally getting acquainted with daughter after return from Iraq
• Habits, Hearts, Health
• Miss Black CU receives crown
• Elgin family loses home in house fire
• GOP outlines agenda as Legislature opens
• iPads make classrooms more efficient
• Parole board makes decisions on inmates
• Court docket to begin Monday
• Scott gate to close for construction
• Man ties up family, steals their vehicle
• The thaw begins
• Stephens County sheriff to take on some new paws
• New Army commemorative coins available
• Man receives 25-year sentences
• CU@SC: Whang piano recital and 2011 Cameron Art Exhibition postponed
• Many factors go into canceling school
• Residents slowly get back to normal
• 'Diamond Freeze'
• Mother charged with murder in death of baby
• City man finds armed robber in his house
• Roads, cold temps prompt school closing
• Assistant DA chases intruder
• ODOT rail meeting rescheduled
• Shoveling snow can be pain in the back
• People cautiously returning to streets
• Residents urged to get cars off road
• Soldiers from state teach Afghans 'how to fish' for themselves
• Many awake to frozen pipes, no water
• Fort Sill field operation turns frozen
• Watch how you walk on the treacherous ice
• Snow shovels are in short supply
• Heater blamed in fire that destroys home
• On frigid day, Elmo forecasts from sunny Florida
• Wicked winds blow snow over roads
• Motorists slip and slide but most are safe
• Some brave snow to conduct business, get a bite
• 'Cold' is watchword in areas west of Lawton
• Many schools closed today for weather
• Doctor cautions: Button up your overcoat
• Area prepares for wicked weather
• Access planned in downtown development
• Cameron University student Carol Cunningham accepted to international art exhibition
• Cameron University students earn broadcast awards
• The silent thief of sight
• Winter making a comeback
• Compromise sought on roads
• Teen drivers caught texting can be ticketed by police
• Students design futuristic city for competition
• Trial begins for suspect in death of boy, 6
• Lawton-area senators introduce legislation
• Nominations taken for Champions
• 2 city high schools to compete in quiz bowl
• Storm held Marlow in its icy fingers
• Court upholds plea agreement in Evans case
• Fort Sill command sergeant major heads to Afghanistan
• Hot heads, high heels make for hellacious scene
• Man flees police
• Man faces arson charge after items found at scene
• Lawton library closed while police investigate suspicious box inside
• Cameron University Theatre Arts holds auditions for spring production
• City man sentenced to five 45-year prison terms
• Ice storm brought change to water plant
• Flu bug's bite backs off in area schools
• 2 hotels at Fort Sill now Holiday Inns
• Learning Tree Academy students help ring in new year in China
• Council OKs police contract
• Homeless man reports being stabbed
• Cameron University music students named to Oklahoma Intercollegiate Honors Band
• Cameron University celebrates Black History month
• Cameron University enrollment edges upward
• Duncan foresees westward growth
• Nutrition Center checks new digs at Centenary Methodist
• CU room and board on the rise
• State soldiers go to market in Afghanistan
• Airport remodel costlier than expected
• Guilty plea entered in Burger King blaze
• Honest felon turns over gun his wife bought
• Lawton police arrest 3 in copper theft
• IRS assistance center open on Saturday
• LPS students advance to spelling bee regional
• Little Ponies to hold fundraiser
• Cameron University announces housing, board rates for 2011-12
• Cameron University students vie for Miss Black CU title
• Obama delivers State of the Union
• Wanderings of elk, bison to play part in new study at wildlife refuge
• Wanted: Nutrition project site
• Street closures delayed downtown
• Altus council makes cuts
• Man faces charges after police chase, wreck in city
• Princess Sorority to meet today
• CU@SC: Cameron University 2011 Cameron Art Exhibition opens with Hyunsoon Whang in concert for “The Romantic Piano”
• Kids packing pedometers plan 10,000 steps a day to reach physical fitness goal
• Nutrition site leaving fairgrounds
• Barresi: Cuts 'the new normal'
• Downtown project may close some streets
• Families, extended families greet Sill soldiers returning from Iraq
• Sill gun detachment to help reenact Civil War battle
• Reasons unclear for murky water in Altus
• 'I refuse to give up'
• City plans to close streets
• County sales tax plan may be dead
• LPS gets squeezed
• City looks at methane gas project
• MMS robot ready to take on the world
• School districts receive mixed news
• Duncan sees upswing in new jobs
• Police investigate possible abuse
• 6 murderers up for parole
• Cameron University presents Dr. Ann Bradfield in saxophone recital
• FCA to Host Game Night
• J.C. Watts speaks at King luncheon
• Don't let the flu bug bite you
• 60 new classrooms will be added to Lawton schools
• Students get glimpse of frontier
• Freddy the Frog teaches students weather safety
• Police investigate shooting at city motel
• It's still not too late to get your flu vaccine
• Police arrest man after hit-and-run reported
• Woman sentenced on child neglect charge
• Nurse arrested for pot in prison
• Aggies Win in Convincing Fashion at East Central for First LSC North Victory, 60-51
• State faces tough choices
• Goodyear to the rescue in Artillery Park display
• Lawton Beautiful points to Denver recycling program
• Man sentenced after high-speed effort to dump drugs
• Felon faces arms charge
• Man Tasered after high-speed city chase
• CU faculty publish textbooks
• Cameron University professor to be featured at book reading
• Budget cuts, impact on patients topics at medical society reception
• Former Sooner stars visit MacArthur Middle School
• Higher tax debt cause for concern in Fletcher
• Ceremony honors new commandant of FA school
• Air Force gets new home to conduct joint training at Fort Sill
• Man guilty of taking shots at city hall
• First black West Point grad to be portrayed
• Cameron University professors author textbook
• Local forum held on King's legacy
• On King's day, speaker calls for courage, commitment
• Speed limit to drop on part of Lee Blvd.
• 2nd Street sees daylight
• More construction on the way for I-44
• Research finds soldier never received medals
• Pittman family leaves legacy for Cameron University
• Students learn dining decorum
• LPS workshop aims to train bus drivers
• New law brings some changes to Medicare, Medicaid
• LPS workshop aims to train bus drivers
• Man seriously injured in one-car wreck
• Williams and No. 15 Central Oklahoma Too Much as Aggies Fall 93-63
• Students pay tribute to Dr. King's legacy
• Lawton woman's patriotic pie takes 2nd in national contest
• New OSBI chief wants to solve the unsolved
• Report: Women should be allowed in combat
• Rabbits on the run: Refuge wants them out
• CU's Ross named to Women's Hall of Fame
• Area soldiers mentor Afghans in agribusiness
• Police seek 'blood on dance floor' suspect
• Dairy Freeze a hot ticket again in Grandfield
• News you otter know
• Physician shortage leaves rural Oklahoma in critical condition
• Mac Middle School students explore careers
• Office complex recommended on Sheridan
• Man pleads guilty to welfare fraud
• Plans proposed for former church
• Offices close for King Day
• Aggie Women Rally Together to Knock Off No. 6 Northeastern State, 58-55
• Sill grub to get healthier
• Dozens get free check on health
• Effort to annex Pecan Valley grinds to a halt
• 35 soldiers deploy to Iraq
• Fort Sill veterinary facility reopens
• Fires Center Guard adviser makes general
• Off-duty officer arrests man wielding gun
• Woman receives suspended sentence in stabbing attack
• Suspect in custody, leads followed in shooting
• Scholarship contest winners to present entries at Cameron MLK panel discussion
• Cameron University Department of Music presents free concert featuring Whang-Garesche-Ranheim Trio
• Sill soldier linked to Marlow homicide
• Program on target - teen explores history restoring WWII museum piece
• Hope flickers as Haiti suffers
• Stephens Co. hashing out E-911 plans
• Johnson denied shorter sentence
• Lawton workers get new contract
• Quake's effects still devastating
• Oklahoman named new TRADOC deputy commander
• Lawton police uncover meth lab
• Shoplifter hits clerk with car
• Library Scrabble tourney first-round winner named
• Marlow man accused of gunning Lawtonian down
• City may support tax credits for new eastside apartments
• A new 'app' is designed specifically to increase blood donations
• Leaders opine on Fallin's challenges
• Wellness Challenge returns for second year at Coliseum
• Lake Helen will be stocked with rainbow trout
• Events will honor M.L. King
• Livestock exhibitors mob fairgrounds for Classic
• Nominations accepted for outstanding woman
• Chairman says HIP was success this year
• LPS will celebrate King's life with observance Friday
• ON THE AGENDA / Lawton City Council
• Geronimo to vote on appointing officials
• Sheriff investigates homicide
• Investigators still searching for motive in Hobart killing
• Man accused of stabbing brother
• 6 firefighters join city fire department
• Church will be site to drop off your old shoes for Soles4Souls
• Cameron hosts Abilene Christian
• 2 women injured in collision
• Indiahoma man charged with pre-Christmas robbery
• Lawton salon reports burglary of hair care products; home burglarized
• Fort Sill breaks ground on Warrior Transition Unit
• City police investigate boy's death
• Geronimo tables action on police chief
• Lawsuit filed after Sill man dies trying to help stranded motorist
• Man cracks glass business door
• Court affirms conviction in investment scheme here
• Artwork by Cameron University’s Andrew Baker selected for exhibit at Leslie Powell Gallery
• Off-post clinic to serve soldiers' family members
• Murder charge filed in Hobart shooting
• Hammer blow blamed in local infant's death
• GPTC students take a hack at corporate, military cyber experts
• GPTC policy protects whistleblowers from retaliation
• Cameron University Department of Theatre Arts to hold auditions for “The Winslow Boy”
• Cameron University to establish Jessie Pittman Dunbar President’s Distinguished Scholarship
• Comanches pull synthetic marijuana from smoke shops
• State soldiers at airfield in Afghanistan
• Wreck kills city woman
• During pursuit, man tries to hide on roofs; police make arrest
• Railroad material thefts under investigation in Lawton
• Tickets on sale for Cameron’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration featuring Marc Lamont Hill
• Assessor's office in upheaval; 7 fired
• 'Classic' show begins Friday at Comanche County Fairgrounds
• Turner to chair commissioners
• New community fine arts center opens in Duncan
• Congressional delegation visits local, state soldiers in Afghanistan
• Brace yourself, Sin City
• One loves gospel, the other loves jazz
• Rate of juvenile crime decreases
• Couple welcomes first baby of new year
• Gang violence on decline
• Residents will long remember ice storm
• Wildlife refuge plans annual programs to view eagles
• Flower Mound sets pre-enrollment dates
• Protect pipes, pets during freezing temperatures
• New Year's Eve tornadoes kill 6
• Robbery suspect arrested after incident
• Officials investigate rash of fires in city
• Man reports being shot at at his home
• City police, OHP will have eye on holiday revelers
• Dogs become heroes in home invasion, robbery
• Flying part in Altus came from plane
• Almost $700 worth of meat, liquor are reported stolen
• Christie's Toy Box reports theft of items
• Two hurt, family dog lost in fire
• Fletcher faces new hazing suit
• Mother ordered held as witness in boy's death
• Ambulance service lost in Velma
• Homicide probed in Anadarko
• Altus 'Chicken Little' object a UFO - unidentified fallen oddity
• Granite man recognized for contributions to state mining
• Cement man sought in assault
• City offices to close for New Year's holiday
• Comanche programs realigned
• Woman, 65, reports home invasion
• Pioneer Park school schedules blood drive
• Flower Mound to begin pre-enrollment of students
• Citizen Police Academy to roll
• Probe intensifies after bones found
• Time to spruce up
• New sales taxes set to begin in area
• Teens named as suspects in pre-Christmas burglaries
• County Farm Bureau holds annual legislative supper
• Lawton woman reports home invasion, assault
• Man wanted for rape
• Ulrich leaves county board of commissioners
• Indiahoma students transform old plastic bags into sleeping mats for people who need a little help
• Teaching hive maintenance among goals of state soldiers in Afghanistan
• Wounded warrior blazing a new trail
• A giggle is good but a guffaw may be the best medicine of all
• Things looking up at Mangum center
• More residents on food stamps
• Local legislators assigned to serve on committees
• What to do with that tree now that it's over?
• Tax bill includes goodies
• Several arrests may solve city burglaries
• Santa offers cheer to wee ones
• Window shot out
• Feliz Navidad
• Local shoppers get last-minute deals
• Oklahoma Ag team has threefold purpose in Afghanistan mission
• 10-year-old boy dies; stepfather suspected
• Giving birth even sweeter with CCMH treat
• Cross takes logistics command in Kuwait
• Suspect caught in case of purloined parcels
• I-44 project nears completion
• Tri-Level landscape project top priority for ODOT grant
• 2 local families receive fresh start
• Proposed water hike to be studied
• Rash of robberies reported in Lawton
• American Eagle sees increase in passengers
• Current, former lawmaker accused of felony bribery
• Man reports guns stolen in burglary
• Sterling family loses home, holiday in blaze
• Seized pets get reclaim options
• Enrollment for CU spring term lengthened
• Cameron welcomes new members to Kappa Delta Pi education honor society
• Charge filed in shotgun slaying
• County can now text you when emergencies strike
• County commissioners approve funds for LPS settlement
• Sole surviving M12 restored at Fort Sill
• IRON NAPOLEON
• Man shot to death; suspect held
• Speed limit may change on Lee Blvd.
• Shotgun shooting charge filed
• Man sentenced for role in local homicide case
• Prescription drugs cause scare at Tomlinson Middle
• Lawton-Fort Sill aids family left homeless by flames
• Taxpayers beware: Audits up 11 percent
• Holidays, heaters blamed for several Duncan blazes
• Taco Mayo employees raise funds to feed 300
• Church aids students through holidays
• Smith to probe Altus Open Meeting Act allegation
• Accused joyrider faces fourth felony
• House of Bread, local churches sponsor Christmas lunch
• Pursuit leads to drug find, injured officer
• Unfestive activities keep Lawton police busy
• SWMC recognized for improvements
• Gear proves to be a lifesaver for motorcyclist involved in mishap
• Fire explodes in tinder-dry grass
• Bellino-Hall, Givens elected
• Elgin bond issue fails
• OKC students go to school all year long
• Council wants better animal shelter
• On duty in Afghanistan
• Fires Center honors eight instructors
• County employees trying to make season merrier for people in need
• Sill gets new CSM
• Family that lost home in fire receiving help
• Man pleads guilty to having venomous snakes
• Kiowa Christmas benefit show a good thing for kids
• Cameron ROTC cadets receive scholarships
• Cameron hosts numerous college teams for annual 'Christmas Classic' Tournament
• Administrative offices at CU close Dec. 22
• Comanche Princess Sorority meets today
• Cameron staffers win Pickaxe awards
• Contraband, other problems reported at Lawton prison
• Railroad reports theft
• Fire destroys home
• Vote today:: Elections in Lawton, Elgin and in region
• Animal shelter may be enlarged
• Early Fort Sill history relived
• Lack of rainfall taking toll on crops, ponds
• Lawton to choose council members
• Residents must pay use tax
• Tech center students here use new digital fingerprinting technology
• Instructor wins national award
• E-911 issue on ballot in Stephens
• Christmas Around the World
• Police find nude woman with gun walking down city street
• CU staff, students shed up to 220 pounds for contest
• Council candidates express views at forum
• Efficiency reaps rewards for city schools
• Nationally recognized LPS students honored at breakfast at Shoemaker Center
• Man wounded in shooting on Hoover
• Women admit guilt in theft that involved injury
• Elgin Middle gets Blue Ribbon
• Sill issues timeline of deadly pursuit
• Job Corps at top, bottom of rankings
• Frederick teen's parents sue school
• Candidates report funds
• Brockland students send gifts to soldiers
• Goodyear beats goal for United Way giving
• ESL students make donations to Food Bank
• Cleveland Elementary big recycling winner
• GPTC board mulls public comment time
• Woman has various goods taken
• AAA promotes older driver safety
• Section of Ranch Oak Boulevard to close
• Former Sill CG on board of military officers' group
• Questions remain after violent collision on I-44
• New and improving
• City voters to decide on charter changes
• Oklahoma Guard agribusiness team on duty in Afghanistan
• Judge won't allow plea withdrawal in sex cases
• Tomlinson Middle School opens wellness center
• Man gets prison on meth conviction
• Candidates file for school board posts in Lawton, area
• Stolen motorcycle recovered
• Trial ordered in local child porn case
• New equipment enhances hospital's capabilities
• Dry conditions ripe for wildfires to blaze in area
• City Council will discuss revisions to city charter
• Exhibitors rack up points at annual steer, heifer show
• Shelter takes donations for pets
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• Noffsker will take over United Way
• In-person absentee voting days set
• Forum set Thursday for city council candidates
• Trailer fire investigated
• Santa helps open Fort Sill's Toys for Kids program
• Bill might limit school bake sales
• Fatal car chase began on post
• Students experience Christmas on Prairie
• Wizard of Oz crew helps educate hospital personnel
• Man arrested for shoplifting packages of girls' underwear
• I-44 smashup deadly
• State soldiers help with security for ambassador visiting in Afghanistan
• Assessors out of compliance in two counties
• Bus stop abduction, trial ordered; trial ordered in lake case
• House of Bread sets community collection today
• Man accused of ramming police car appears in court; felon hunters taken after being sighted by alert deputy
• Woman declines to pursue rape charges
• Woman pleads guilty to drugs in presence of child
• City reaches settlement with family of girl hit by police car
• Crosby Park Elementary dedicates new classroom addition
• Jackson County deputy shoots son's car in altercation
• Yogurt in, soda out: Army revamps its training diet
• Into the hot zone
• Former assessors guilty of charges
• Raytheon bringing jobs to city
• Air Defense Artillery growth continues at Sill
• Highway 277 realignment draws debate
• Co-op marks 30 years; Cara honored
• Retreat ceremony honors Army Guard deputy CG
• Men appear on charges stemming from home attack
• Man reports attackers carved 'H' in face
• Men appear on charges stemming from home attack
• Woman charged with cutting Lawton store employee
• Lawton, area lawmakers draw committee assignments at Capitol
• Canned food items taken for bus fare
• Sheriff's Department to get new phone system
• Acres of Diamonds
• Soldiers back at Sill after war duty
• After the funeral, who owns a Facebook page?
• Caring for veterans: An historical perspective
• Help offered in developing, improving wildlife habitat
• Altus mother, son die in fire
• Cameron student perfect at zero range on first attempt
• Routine traffic stop results in long list of felony charges
• American Indian art topic of Heritage Day
• Dec. 8 last day to request to have ballots mailed
• Fort Sill makes plans for annual Candlelight Stroll
• Families can apply for help with heating
• Retailers pin Christmas wishes on Black Friday
• It's Bedlam
• 3 artists will display work at Winery of the Wichitas
• Rubber flies off car as it speeds down East Gore
• Police arrest man shot during home invasion
• DEA to ban chemicals in marijuana
• Texas woman injured in car accident here
• Family loses belongings in theft
• Thankful to live strong
• Jailbirds get to feast on real birds today
• Sill has seating for 10,000
• First graders share their culinary expertise
• Airport, American try to attract more Sill fliers
• Scam not illegal, just shady
• Ike plans musical fundraiser
• Disaster averted in restaurant gas leak
• Lane of Lee Boulevard to remain shut
• The Power of 3
• Fallin puts focus on cutting education costs
• Askins hopes to serve on Supreme Court
• City to open new facilities at Lawtonka
• The Storyteller
• Man charged in shooting that left victim in critical condition
• Chest Pain Unit opens at Memorial Hospital
• Smuggling of smokes snuffed at local lockup
• Man reports assault by woman with cane
• Holiday drivers may opt for 'Tipsy Tow'
• City schools get $143,500 grant
• Comanche Nation members seek recall of government leaders
• Forget the stuffing?
• Lawton council may contract with unique business
• Double the homecoming hugs
• Group wants to stamp out smoking in parks
• Cameron students launch fruit from their trebuchet
• The holiday season has arrived in Lawton.
• Patriotic pie entered in contest
• Homeless man victim of assault; car windows busted
• Fire causes damage to city house
• Police arrest man at HIP parade
• Holiday in Park, Comanche exhibit will open today
• Hazing leads to lawsuit
• Display will celebrate Christmas
• Police issue warrant for suspect in motel robbery
• Police still investigating shooting on Wednesday
• Lawton man charged with theft of weapons
• Lawton library beneficiary of students' computer skills
• Sill begins work on new housing
• LPS settles lawsuit
• Inmate suspected in white powder incident
• Memorial set in Altus for man killed in Afghanistan
• Soldiers become U.S. citizens in Sill ceremony
• American Indian heritage celebrated
• Lawton police arrest suspect in motel robbery cases
• Police: Man shot 4 times was aggressor
• What's a family?
• Plan to deal with pension problem
• Killer in Geronimo bank case files new appeal
• Elementary students get hand-on exposure to Native American history
• Funeral set for Altus airman
• Man shot, another injured in likely assault
• Funds to support CU students in pursuit of medical degrees
• Legion Post closes, county looking for new renters
• CU instructors receive awards for excellence
• City JROTC battalions compete in Top of Texas drill
• Man arrested 'chasing children' at bus stop
• Settlement considered in LPS lawsuit
• Former FA leader gets major general nod
• Courthouse lockdown
• Operation Homefront gets early Christmas gift worth $150,000
• Prescription drug abuse, addiction focus of program held at Cameron
• Grants awarded to local organizations
• Corrales faces new charges after alleged attack on 2 women
• Military welcome center eyed at airport
• Operation Christmas Child under way here
• It's time Smoke out is this week
• State soldiers continue work in Afghanistan
• Maxx returns home after 12 days of roaming
• Lack of vehicle inspections leave owners on their own
• Parade will kick off annual holiday display
• Miss Indian Lawton to take part in festivities at Capitol
• Old phone books may be turned in at any Lawton public school
• 4 report being robbed, assaulted at Lawton motel
• Woman reports rape attempt by men in white van
• Jumpmaster proof life goes on after injury
• Undergraduates present research papers at Cameron
• Tech Center students will test their computer skills
• Students receive responses from those who found their balloons
• Postal worker reports being threatened by homeless man
• Ronald McDonald to lead walk on Sunday
• Molestation charge filed against man
• Suspect taken into custody after threatening suicide
• Cameron prof wins political science honor
• Cameron IT students bring home awards
• LPD puts new focus on missing person cases
• Cotton County ambulance service critical but hopefully improving
• City may ease open space requirements for townhouses
• The face of courage
• Cameron prof wins political science honor
• Turner is victorious in recount
• Man guilty in vandalism
• Man accused of exposure near Lawton Christian School
• City Council gets audit after 16 months
• Woman accused of taking nursing home money goes to court
• Family YMCA benefits from fundraisers
• Taliaferro rape case to go to trial in Jan.
• Tipton chief charged with sex crime
• Anadarko will get new veterans monument
• Honoring their service
• $250,000 gift funds new scholarship at Cameron
• City to adjust pay for architects, engineers
• Shooting leaves Lawton man in critical condition
• Police warn of fake checks in secret shopper scams
• Wind farm plans expansion
• Lockup closed at Fort Sill
• Former city employee pleads in sex case
• Comanches who earned Silver Stars tell of Vietnam
• Walters loses ambulance service
• Flower Mound students place flags on graves at Fort Sill National Cemetery
• Motorcyclist hurt in wreck; man jumps from vehicle
• Soldier arrested in airport row
• Shots fired at Lawton residence
• Architects', engineers' fees subject to city review
• 3 running for position of Mangum police chief
• Kindergarteners recycle their foil juice packets
• Lawton man will receive Silver Star at Sill ceremony
• Frederick celebrates cotton
• Get ready to show your ID
• Top state elected officials term limited
• Teen finds a bit of history under flooring of house
• Team Brainwash will take its cybernetic skills to competition
• Bordelon files petition on Friday for recount
• Animal control officer reports theft of cash
• National ASYMCA board tours city, Sill during visit
• Chairman of Apaches joins delegation to Turkey
• OSBI announces DNA database to ID remains
• Police continue hunt for suspect who posed as officer
• Saturday tea to introduce Indian teens
• Gunfire victim remains critical
• Commissioner posts $1,200 for recount
• Lawton Beautiful gets award nominations
• Cameron faculty, staff contribute record amount to United Way
• Trip to garage a unique field trip for local students
• Geronimo struggling over police
• County tax bills in the mail
• Foundation for Excellence board names Cameron VP
• Police investigate accident in work zone
• Suspect in mom's shooting competent
• EHS, Duncan High win state championships
• Man who pleaded to sex crimes wants new trial
• Area 5th graders look to career future
• Cole sees opportunity in new House
• CU to host 'Path to Recovery' program
• Homeless man arrested after setting fire near station
• Cameron hosts Research Day
• Man still in very critical condition following shooting
• Republic Paper fire reignites
• Man pleads not guilty to beating 2-year-old boy
• Recount likely in commission tie
• CG's Fitness Challenge scheduled for Thursday
• Indian Hospital offers flu shots Thursday
• Tech Center Board calls Feb. 8 election
• State Guard members at work in Afghanistan
• Man pleads guilty in county death case
• Local Dems low-key as GOP posts big gains on vote night
• Combatives training takes tough turn at Sill
• Turner, Bordelon tie; Strickland wins
• Hicks new District 6 prosecutor
• Fallin elected governor
• Coody defeats Corrales
• Hannah's surprise
• Death: Judge renders decision in Malone murder case
• Vote today
• Star gazers invited to programs at refuge
• Two men shot after loud music complaint
• Fire destroys vacant house
• Paperboard fire fizzles out
• Letters to God helped woman rebuild life
• Cameron students have help practicing their Arabic
• Askins brings her campaign to Lawton
• American soldiers visit university in Afghanistan
• Nominees taken for annual County Woman of Year
• Voters have plenty on the ballot
• Airport outlines projects
• Stem cell replacement therapy used on Altus dog
• Bright lights will return to city park
• Orchestra students perform
• Marine receives prison sentence for raping girl, 12
• 'Haunted Trail' on Sill grows in popularity
• Paperboard plant fire flares up
• Malone trial comes to end
• Artillery Village houses will be demolished on Fort Sill
• Man says intruder made him undress
• 3 behind bars after fur coat stolen
• Lawton, area bus drivers win awards
• Study may pave way for local construction companies to help pay for damaged roads
• Three who cared deeply lost from area depth chart
• Buffalo sale an adventure, lesson
• Tech center instructors earn 'Lead the Way' award
• Rape suspect escapes area jail, later recaptured
• Sweet streets
• Sides restin Malone resentencing
• Natural gas, wind may power Oklahoma economy in the future
• Extraordinary story rings true for local visitor
• In-person absentee voting begins Friday
• Races develop in pair of city council wards
• Police continue search for suspect in door-knock rape
• County workers raise $1,000 with chili fest
• Man who got away nabbed with handcuffs still on
• Pair of Ike sophomores compete in speech contest
• Bishop students get lessons in safety
• Lawtonians honored by Board of Regents
• Library computer Net lab to double
• Watts in Lawton to give support to Fallin for governor
• Malone trial near to closing
• Airport looks for passengers as American Eagle cuts flight
• Aycock: AG 'trampled on role of the judiciary'
• Fort Sill K-9s go on tour
• Cameron named one of best for vets
• Handcuffed man escapes city police
• Penalties adopted for illegal beer sales
• Lawmakers: Incarceration rate too costly for Oklahoma
• Malone testimony emotional
• Marlow man dies in wreck
• Sweet job
• Altus to open new city hall
• Prospective students, parents invited to sneak peek at CU
• Lawtonian awarded dentistry scholarship
• Rush Lake looking more like lost lake
• Rapist poses as LPD officer
• Heated words exchanged at local meeting
• Candidates oppose automatic tax increases
• New local program may help those coping with chronic pain
• Council to consider sanctions for city retailers who sell beer to minors
• Filing period opens for candidates
• 'The Little Boss' has taken charge of her own school
• Grant funds new computers for science classes
• City volunteer pushes for equal rights
• Enrollment up slightly at county schools
• Weather doesn't dampen first day of annual dog show
• Virtual education turns sour
• Model A Club shows off restored vehicles
• City ready to seek bids on 38th Street
• Askins, Fallin square off in governor's race
• Police arrest woman after bicyclist hit
• Family of slain trooper take stand in Malone trial
• Man arrested while scooting around with air gun, stolen goods
• Storms bring rain to most, damage to some in Blair
• The Trail of Fear
• Meal of steel
• Malone case continues
• The Traffic Commission recommended this week:
• Man drops bomb, runs into house as police pursue
• Sports motorcycles reported stolen in city
• Swinney students get free books
• CU forensics team finishes 1st
• Man accused of ramming family's car
• Senator: Stressed troops dismissed
• Witnesses recount confession of killer
• DA to probe Snyder books
• Kiowa recall vote nixes 6
• New Sill curator back in old job
• United Way campaign raises the bar
• Malone's life of violence outlined
• Countywide sales tax idea gains traction
• Life terms ordered in local sex cases
• National Guard launches unmanned aerial vehicle at Sill
• Police: Altus man wanted to kill officers
• CU names new director of student housing
• Citywide Brotherhood to meet on Saturday
• Fire burns people out of Lawton apartments
• Arrest made after city car, foot pursuit
• Think pink: Firefighters support efforts to defeat breast cancer
• Eggsperiment whips up student eggcitement
• Testimony begins in Malone re-sentencing
• Charter review complete
• Blair man hurt in wreck
• Education key to one nation, Ross says
• Principal looks for school history
• Malone trial begins on Monday
• Lawton charter ready for final review
• State needs $1B to cover shortfall
• Help sought to light park for holiday
• Annual Walk Against Drugs will be held on Wednesday
• Debate over water bill turns violent
• Burk announces he will run for re-election
• Volunteers sought to help set up
• Frontier Army doctor shares medical stories
• Pooches play at annual Palooza
• 'Deep Attack' training
• Fire marshal investigates city house fire
• Tolls for mourners draw ire
• City judge acquits man in boy's death
• Woman gets protective order against Corrales
• Police chase, capture fugitive suspect; charges pending
• In Lawton, insurance commissioner points to flaws in 'ObamaCare'
• City won't crack, orders sidewalks for development
• Man faces 5 charges related to wreck
• Prosecution rests in child death case
• Aycock gets chance to make case to try Haskell Evans
• Motorcyclist admits drinking before wreck
• At trial experts debate child's death
• Southwest Oklahomans feel light 'wrath' of modest earthquake
• Road rage turns into mall parking lot confrontation
• Native American arts, crafts sale planned
• Commissioners oppose cuts for tribes for road maintenance
• Superintendent candidates visit city
• Shotgun fired into ceiling of city home
• Woman held for DUI after wreck into house
• Baby boy born at Sill is a perfect 10
• Malone case date postponed
• Second-degree manslaughter trial begins in child death case
• Police department to add 8 officers
• Local library program puts focus on Vietnam
• 'Atomic Annie' back in place at Sill
• LPD may get 8 new officers
• LPS sets calendar for 2011
• Work shifting into new city hall offices
• MP from Lawton endures pain, fatigue in Warfighter Challenge
• Community steps up to support cancer victims, research
• School day added to Sill's Frontier Days schedule
• Strickland will run for assessor seat
• Bellino announces intent to run for city council seat
• Spirit of Survival will kick off event today
• BRAC impact has already hit schools
• Memorial garden recognizes hard work of hospital volunteers
• Couple undertakes horse ride to raise cancer awareness
• From arts and crafts to pooches, Duncan has it all
• Man arrested after making obscene gesture at police
• Man arrested on child abuse charge
• Members of Class of '55 revisit alma mater
• New book tells role of blacks in Old West
• U.S. bomb-sniffing dogs substandard?
• Probe continues into alleged child abuse
• Lawton police say 'victim' in stabbing now a crime suspect
• Fallin gets input from Comanches
• Lawtonian named as new civilian aide to secretary of the Army
• Fort Sill 4-H Club members get bubbly lesson
• Insurance tax credits planned for Oklahomans
• Man arrested in case of girl taken from bus stop
• Inhofe predicts defeat for Obama, Democrats
• Man enters plea in drug store robbery
• New city hall move-in begins
• Will free phones dial up student success?
• Man accused of failing to provide repairs arrested in Texas
• Theft suspect tied to other crimes
• Convicted killer's appeal to proceed after evidentiary ruling made
• Police search for man accused of taking girl from bus stop, raping her
• Mangum law changed to let acting chief run
• Bag on hood of pickup contain's dog's head
• Soldiers get exercise in fear
• 'Walking school bus' promotes health
• Cameron alumni group looks for distinguished graduate
• Sill Indian School announces reunion schedule
• CU debate team competes in Kansas
• Cameron health center earns honor
• Texas in triple digits new norm?
• Fort Sill helps establish field artillery school in Afghanistan
• City asks residents to limit watering
• Empty Bowls
• Local author to speak at library
• Central High FFA sets auction
• Evidence to show Malone had child porn
• Theft suspect may be tied to other crimes
• International banquet on calendar at Cameron
• Let's Talk About Your Health
• Chases lead to arrests in city
• Study suggests lower alcohol limit for motorcyclists could save lives
• Man brings concerns to Excise Board
• City to get big piece of $44M R&D contract
• Local woman draws on personal experience with mental illness to help others win battles
• Pleasures for the senses
• Oklahoma oil and gas down in '09
• Back to Vietnam; Library program to focus on conflict
• Spirit of Survival raising funds for cancer research
• 100th Year
• Coody seeks re-election to state House
• A study in hard work
• Givens announces bid for Ward 5 election
• Local man gets unique world view in Morocco
• Trails, trees and more
• Elgin mother turns grief into effort to save young drivers' lives
• Sill gears up for Oktoberfest, carnival
• Pie and cake fair Oct. 26
• Meeting at Comanche complex to focus on construction of community facility
• 'Dads and kids' night planned at CC Heights
• City gets municipal honors for facility
• CU delegation attends speech convention
• CU honor society wins Star Award
• Refuge photos star of show at Refuge Visitor Center
• U.S. Marshal aids gun, drug arrest
• Encampment a historic blast for schoolchildren
• Authorities identify fire victim
• Comanches to choose newest princess today, Saturday at fair
• Man passes out at wheel, is arrested
• Christmas Parade gets coordinator
• Special hours set for tours of Fort Sill Indian School exhibit
• Man guilty of 5 robberies
• Fatal fire victim not yet named
• Geronimo child's murder raises questions about DHS protections
• Deep trouble
• CU film society to show 'Ran' at 6:30 p.m. tonight
• CU health, PE majors honored
• Local teachers get gift cards
• Cameron events mark Mental Health Week
• Health department to begin flu vaccinations
• Dense foliage near intersections at issue with council
• Deadline for stop loss benefits is Oct. 21
• Job Corps director arrives via odd route
• Gates: Too few bear burdens of war
• Child killed in fire
• Researcher brings story of big tobacco greed, deception to CU
• Former postmaster in Elgin guilty of theft
• Trial set in theft tied to Sill
• LPS social networking policy gets another look
• Oktoberfest sees big change at fairgrounds
• This week's Comanche Nation Fair reflects months of planning
• Council may crack down on aggressive panhandling in city
• Rosa Baker
• Malone resentencing set for Oct. 12
• Energy audits available
• 'Life chain' set for October 3 around town
• United Way forum explores mining census
• Lawton Fall cleanup
• Fort Sill Indian School exhibit to open Thursday with reception
• Bordelon vies for eastern seat on Comanche County Commission
• Aerobics works for LPS youngsters
• Man pays tribute to dying 'Silent Witness'
• Memories from the White Man's World
• Cameron celebrates academic tradition
• Police arrest Lawton man on allegation of assault
• CU cadets train at Fort Sill
• City couple wins million in lottery
• Students go on big dig at site of wooly mammoth
• Local men win honors at O-State
• Police make arrest in local hit-and-run case
• City man arrested in pipe attack
• Fort Sill honors brigadier general, wife
• Payday: $1 million lottery winner shows upat Lawton store
• At Sill homecoming, soldiers meet new babies for first time
• Double-digit hikes for some Medicare drug plans?
• Classes offered by Comanche Nation
• Man arrested after scaring children
• Health law kicks into 2nd gear; does it help me?
• Insurers turn deaf ear to crisis of obesity
• 'Call of Duty' dome
• Girl, 4, injured in hit-and-run
• Lawton man joins college's faculty
• Speakers for Cameron Convocation named
• Lawton Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Comanche gallery to close for installation
• Commissioner, auditor candidates speak at CU
• Marlow police case postponed
• Comanche gallery to close for installation
• Answering the Call
• Study shows rise in numbers of people passing up Lawton airport
• Duncan man charged after fatal accident
• Many will have to pay for flu shot
• Sill general leaving for Afghanistan post
• Altus still unsure of DOC center
• Malone wants trial venue change
• Charter review nearing completion
• Cameron plans new use for former student union
• Healthy aging; Diet, exercise, lifestyle, attitude all key
• Cameron honors 'Acclaimed Aggies' in Duncan
• Man shot outside apartment complex
• Road race through Lawton features lots of history on two wheels
• Water usage on roller coaster this year
• Buffalo Soldier statue to be dedicated
• Lawton woman finds intruder in her shed
• Apache water passes E. coli test on Friday
• Judge disqualifies AG's office
• Council may change way it calculates hotel-motel tax
• Former OU kicker speaks at Recovery Center Friday
• Resiliency Training Center opens at Sill
• Man who lost legs to IED attends retirement ceremony at Fort Sill
• Barrington honored for cold case legislation
• Fight turns into gunplay and eventual arrest
• National Merit semifinalists named
• Air Defense Artillery museum collection arriving at Fort Sill
• Man makes appearance in home invasion case
• City money identified for new'Kid's Zone' in Elmer Thomas Park
• A great excuse to dance
• Head 'em up; move 'em out
• Head 'em up; move 'em out
• Wallet wallop
• Nightclub patrons get tires slashed, along with an apology note
• Fabulous food featured at Fort Sill Retiree Appreciation Days
• A woman's place is in the House - and Senate
• Judge blasts Evans plea deal with state
• Oct. 11 mayor, council moves in at Old High
• Apache residents play it safe after E. coli water test
• Win-Win Week teams schools in fight against cancer
• Man reports road rage incident in city
• Supreme Court denies LPS petition in retirement pay case
• Man, 20, suspect in brutal home invasion
• E. coli found in Apache's water
• Rural water rates draw complaints
• Federal dollars to help area schools
• Council acts to finalize purchase of lake rights
• Annie gun gotten
• Ross: Cameron on the rise
• Goodyear growth good for county
• Warrior laid to rest
• Hospitals offer free prostate cancer screenings
• County 4-H officers named for 2010-11
• 'Greening' of Fort Sill may save Lawton cash
• City seeks to secure more rights to lake
• Results listed of meat goat contest
• Winners of market lamb competition named
• Contractor to care for high profile areas
• Results listed on beef judging at county fair
• Woodland Hills students learn about cows, cotton
• CU students may rent textbooks
• CU cadets train in foreign languages
• Students honor their grandparents at events
• Lawton's first park for 4-legged children opens
• Ike graduate volunteers in Haiti after earthquake
• United Way sets goal for this year
• BAE shows off howitzer prototype
• Random act changes life of woman
• GOP candidate for state school superintendent visits
• Workers' comp 'disaster' addressed by Labor candidate
• Elgin student takes advantage of county fair, other show ring successes
• Power loss shortens day for 750 EMS students
• Judge revives Evans case
• Coming home
• Boat burns at Lawtonka
• Winners named in fair poultry contest
• Citizens snare status for 'sassy salsa'
• Crafts sale planned
• GPTC approves purchases with lotto money
• Stabbed man leaves trail of blood through neighborhood
• Truck driver found with 800 pounds of marijuana
• Youngsters with dairy cattle take the stage at fair
• Fugitive in Comanche home invasion surrenders
• Helpful Hermine
• Military bans sale of video game that 'kills' U.S. troops
• Drinking, texting results in wreck
• Chattanooga junior judged tops on tractor
• Lawtonian among grads at Grantham
• Reverend urged not to burn Quran
• LPS updates web site over summer
• Clown, crazy critters keep kids captivated at county fair
• Footsteps of a patriot
• Commissioners honor county employees
• Man suspected of taking cash, sparking fire at bank
• Intoxicated driver runs cones
• Lost world
• Police seek suspects who may have stolen news
• Horses kick off fair week
• Remnants of tropical storm may get us wet
• County Republicans will open headquarters Tuesday
• Sounds of blues waft over Medicine Park
• CU reports enrollment up 3 percent this year
• Bus driver workshop slated
• County fair will start on Monday
• City installs bike racks around town
• CU grad works to identify bodies of Mexicans who die in desert
• Labor Day off to odd start for police
• KOREA - THE FORGOTTEN WAR Lawton man served with 45th Infantry
• Men arrested for being felons with weapons
• Man runs checkpoint, is arrested
• Refuge will offer stars program
• 'Cookie Monster' has parole rejected
• Police chief calls OSBI to investigate
• Storm rumbles through
• Words beneath the waves
• Fire draws response from Sill
• Portion of city street closed through Sept. 8
• Schools benefit from business grants
• Dems set up offices in Lawton
• Judge dismisses election challenge filed by former Caddo County assessor
• Cameron holds open house for new Wellness Center
• Man having 'bad night' leads police on chase
• Sill Hispanic luncheon is Sept. 16
• Students learn food doesn't just come from grocery stores
• Several local vehicles targets of mischief
• Family reports gun shots into home
• Study: Illegal immigration has slowed considerably
• Recount confirms Caddo race
• Series of brush fires burn near Indiahoma
• County budget approved
• Kohl's appears onboard with 2nd Street retail center
• Storm rips roof from Cyril school
• Historic cobblestone house burns at refuge
• Man caught burglarizing neighbor
• Center of distinction
• Man gets 13 years in local murder case
• Needs to improve?
• Gang violence reported at prison
• Man reports shots fired on city street
• County closer to new budget
• Tickets available for LPS Foundation fundraiser breakfast
• War vets welcomed at Fort Sill
• Police hunt suspects in shooting
• Warrior Adventure Quest helps war veterans gear down
• Mettle to pedal
• Katrina survivor fled hurricane with father's flag
• Officials eye move-in date
• Indian elders to be honored on Monday
• Join us on Facebook
• PSO reports theft of copper
• 'Biggest Loser' coming to Cameron
• Lawton church lends hand to local school
• Grandfield hires nurse practitioner
• Woman calls police to say she shot husband
• Fletcher couple is going bananas over their new tree
• Man reports 'shady business' to police
• AG candidate speaks out here on lead ban
• CMS students test skills by dropping eggs
• Former Sill worker arrested
• District takes steps to remove schools from state list
• Agency OKs $20M bond deal for Goodyear
• State candidates express views at forum in Duncan
• Woman who was subject of hunt now faces charges
• Cash-strapped Jackson County looks to refinance jail debt
• No Child Left Behind
• Hooked on horns
• Burns named outstanding DA
• Man arrested after driving stolen vehicle into Taco Bell parking lot
• Lawton man charged in methamphetamine bust
• Mac Middle team touts partnership at D.C. GEAR UP meeting
• Construction planned on Apache Gate automation
• Refuge dam gets upgrade
• CU dean wins award
• Cameron students get good start on year with organization fair
• Hawthorne wins county runoff
• Mountain View-Gotebo issue fails
• Creative construction
• City orders walls or fences by apartments
• Local foundation plans dunk-a-thon
• New Hope Church to host district meeting
• Comanche Princess Society to meet
• Fishing trip to LETRA planned for boys
• Teen accused of shooting witness in local murder case
• Former employee held in theft
• 'Caring Families' offers help with mental illness
• Man charged after polic esay he abandoned stolen car
• Men lead police on chase, end up in jail
• American Eagle works to improve image
• Commissioners meet for routine business
• Panel considers ordering fund for emergencies
• Council to discuss 'screening' between homes, high-density residential areas
• Pool accident reported in city
• Attorney objects to display of memorial to homicide victims
• Police recover stolen car as it rolls away, abandoned by driver
• County GOP to pick commissioner candidate
• Governor appoints Lawton's city manager to finance task force
• The Guard at Gruber
• Redistricting representation
• Refuge manager takes national post in Virginia
• A killer roams free
• 45th Infantry Brigade will deploy in 2011
• Drug task force makes 33 arrests in roundup
• Ryan man dies in road smashup
• 'Legends of Crossroads' honor goes to Beauchamp
• CU called friendly to military
• Lawton man gets 30 years for Chickasha store robbery
• Resiliency Training Center at Fort Sill to provide holistic approach to reintegration
• Hay bailer catches fire
• LPS: Teachers shouldn't social network with students
• 500 pounds of fury
• High-speed Internet to spread in Southwest Okla.
• Lawton man complains prostitute took his $500
• Homeless woman faces drug charge
• County looks to balance budget
• Judge dismisses Terry Nichols' suit
• LPS hosts party for school's new year
• Juvenile detention, court clerk, sheriff want biggest increases
• Arrests may clear up 16 burglaries across Lawton
• City police investigate shooting over weekend
• LPS students to see longer school days
• League of Women Voters will mark 90th anniversary
• Dinges will retire to area therapy center
• Karbler installed as chief of staff
• Marine to begin serving sentence in sex case
• More than $750M of work slated
• Altus may continue inmate program
• Sky appeared to be falling on Tuesday
• Army's misdiagnosis a heavy burden for many former soldiers
• Local motel burglaries
• Local man, 20, arrested with marijuana, cash, guns
• When new school acquaintances are really lousy ones
• Packin' a backpack for a bad back?
• Altus may get male inmates
• Comanche County commissioners get sneak peak at natural science museum planned for Medicine Park
• Charter review nearly complete
• The bus stops here
• Brass quintet will perform
• Section of Northwest 17th Street will be closed for work
• CU seeks students for 'Loser'
• 'Cookie Monster' seeks release
• Most local schools operating in crisis mode
• Pros shed light on anxiety kids feel on going back to school
• Janlyn Griffin takes over as director of FSA
• LPN accreditation approved
• 'Missing' Fletcher woman arrested
• Summer Camp 2010 big hit with Sill kids
• Firefighters battle blaze in refuge
• Census figures shouldn't impact Fourth District
• Had enough yet? Cooler temps expected Monday
• GOP candidates campaign in city
• Lawton to host open house for state transportation department
• Proceedings for man accused of brutally assaulting neighbors delayed by questions of competency
• Tsotigh Memorial UMC to begin sales
• Man picks up woman, is stabbed
• Teens held in burglaries
• Burger King arson suspect 'needed to see a flame'
• Woman dies in accident
• Altus officials' jobs on the line after loss of work center
• Woman drives into creek
• Fort Sill Field Artillery museum renews WWII memories of 'Priest'
• Council rejects attendance exception for planning commission
• Allegations led to Altus prisoner pullout
• Employee faces arson charge in Burger King blaze
• Man charged with trying to break goods into prison
• Blood, missing meat mark aftermath of Braum's break-in
• Violent melee involving soldier leads to service member bar ban
• Arrest of men tending pot highlights immigrant trend
• Term limits recommended for council members
• Central Baptist takes Angel Food orders
• Summer heat results in fish kill at Lake Lawtonka
• Officers serving warrant for firearm find drugs
• Cavalry Dance Team to mingle at LETRA
• Lawton celebrates 109th birthday in Elmer Thomas
• Council discussion turns to sidewalks
• Authorities give IDs of 2 killed in Faxon house fire
• Foundation offers free trees to new joiners
• Teacher learns how, how not to teach about Holocaust
• Cavalry Dance Team to mingle at LETRA
• Twohatchet recognized as Kiowa chairman
• Cache repeals mandate for city sewer service for new homes
• Grandfield schools to consider 4-day week
• Altus, Lawton firefighting teams meet challenge
• Altus woman will tell her story of survival
• Back 2 School Bash Saturday in park
• Community health centers part of care system for nearly half a century
• Church embezzler gets 1 year
• Growth at local center reflects national reform
• Sill families have blast
• Stimulus money may help city save energy
• In Comanche, officers share testimonies of faith, hope
• County handles claims
• Job Corps puts emphasis on the positive
• Kasasa™ Changes the Face of Local Banking in Lawton
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Comanche County
• Comanche County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Comanche County
• Gen Tommy Franks Memorial Day Poker Run
• Lee Greenwood and Bryan White Perform at Armed Forces Day Celebration
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Lawton Man
• Arts For All Festival

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