Oklahoma Sen. James Lankford says Dr. Fauci’s diary revealed a different story, adding “we are starting to see the truth, now we want accountability”
Lawton, OK – Oklahoma Sen. James Lankford said newly released diary entries written by former White House COVID-19 adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci reveal significant differences between Fauci’s private reflections and his public messaging during the pandemic, arguing that Americans deserve accountability for decisions that affected…
Driver charged after striking semi-truck, continued wrong way for nearly three miles before crashing into wall, OHP says “miraculously, no one was injured”
Oklahoma – An impaired driver traveling the wrong way on Interstate 44 in Oklahoma City was arrested after a dangerous incident that nearly resulted in a serious crash, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. The incident happened Tuesday morning shortly before 9:30 a.m. when the…
Lawton police sergeant earns D.A.R.E. certification to support local students
Lawton, OK – The Lawton Police Department is recognizing Sergeant Chris Daniels after he achieved his D.A.R.E. certification through the state of Oklahoma. According to the department, Sgt. Daniels will assist the Lawton Public Schools Police Department with the D.A.R.E. program throughout the year, helping…
Oklahoma Highway Patrol captain retires after 38 years of service to the state
Oklahoma – The Oklahoma Highway Patrol honored Captain Jim Terry following his retirement after 38 years of dedicated service to the state of Oklahoma. According to OHP, Captain Terry began his law enforcement career in September 1988 as a Patrolman with Troop R (Capitol Patrol)….
Lawton Police seek public help locating wanted man with Comanche County warrant
Lawton, OK – The Lawton Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a wanted individual with an outstanding warrant in Comanche County. Police identified the individual as Chester Edwards, who is wanted on a Comanche County warrant, CF-2002-589, for failure to appear….
Lawton honors late Police Chief James Smith with correctional center renaming
Lawton, OK – The City of Lawton officially honored the life and legacy of former Police Chief James Smith by renaming the city’s correctional center in his memory. During a ceremony held July 17, community members, city officials, and law enforcement personnel gathered as the…
Lawton City Council honors firefighters for rescuing trapped construction worker during technical rescue
Lawton, OK – Members of the Lawton Fire Department were recognized by the Lawton City Council for their actions during a technical rescue that helped save the life of a trapped construction worker. According to the department, the firefighters were honored for their response to…
Construction reaches 25% on future Lawton Animal Welfare Facility as building expansion set to arrive
Lawton, OK – Construction on the future Lawton Animal Welfare Facility has reached approximately 25% completion as work continues to move into the next phase of the project, according to the City of Lawton. City officials said the project has transitioned from demolition into the…
Oklahoma Sen. Armstrong says he intends to use every moment left in the Senate to push what he calls Congress’ ‘single most important’ priority for America’s long-term future
Oklahoma – U.S. Sen. Alan Armstrong said he plans to spend the remainder of his time in the Senate advancing permitting reform, calling it the most important action Congress can take to strengthen the nation’s long-term energy security and economic future. In a post on…
Road repairs on NE Rogers Lane expected to enter paving phase as drainage work nears completion
Lawton, OK – The City of Lawton said repairs on NE Rogers Lane are progressing, with Stormwater Maintenance crews expected to complete their portion of the project by the end of the week before roadway reconstruction begins. According to city officials, drainage repair work is…
“If nothing changes, blackouts will become commonplace,” Oklahoma Sen. Armstrong responds after NYC mayor urges residents to conserve electricity amid heatwave
Oklahoma – A growing debate over U.S. energy infrastructure and grid reliability has intensified after Sen. Alan Armstrong warned that rising electricity demand, combined with permitting delays, could lead to widespread power shortages in the coming years. His remarks came as extreme heat conditions placed…
Lawton Fort Sill Freedom Festival celebrates America’s 250th birthday with community gathering
Lawton, OK – Families, friends, and neighbors gathered at Fort Sill for the Lawton Fort Sill Freedom Festival, celebrating America’s 250th birthday with a day filled with activities, entertainment, and community moments. The City of Lawton shared photos from the event, highlighting the laughter, games,…
