Oklahoma AG Drummond refuses to back down after court ruling, says those who thought he’d stop fighting were “sorely mistaken” and Oklahoma will win for the sake of future generations
Oklahoma – “If people thought I’d back down from defending local communities against the overreach of special interests and Washington, D.C., then they were sorely mistaken. This fight against the proposed aluminum smelter in Inola is worth having, and we will win for the sake…
Pedestrian struck and killed on westbound I-44 near river bridge by Elwood Avenue, Oklahoma Highway Patrol urges anyone with video to come forward
Oklahoma – The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is asking for witnesses and video footage following a fatal vehicle-versus-pedestrian collision on westbound I-44 near the river bridge by Elwood Avenue on September 10. The crash occurred between approximately 7 and 8:30 p.m., according to investigators. OHP is…
Lawton Fire crews contain grass fire near 38th Street and Gore Boulevard after multiple departments assist with response
Lawton, OK – Lawton Fire Department crews contained a grass fire near 38th Street and Gore Boulevard, with firefighters remaining at the scene to conduct overhaul operations and monitor for remaining hot spots. Mutual aid crews that assisted with the response were released from the…
Lawton police officers climb Cameron Stadium stairs to honor 9/11 victims and first responders
Lawton, OK – Eight Lawton Police Department officers took part in the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Cameron Stadium, honoring those who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001, attacks. The officers joined fellow emergency responders and community members for the memorial climb,…
Lawton firefighters honor 9/11 victims with climb at Oklahoma City memorial stair climb
Lawton, OK – Lawton firefighters took part in the OKC 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb to honor the 343 FDNY firefighters and other first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice during the September 11, 2001, attacks. The firefighters began the climb as a tribute to those who…
AG Drummond reacts to court’s decision in connection with his lawsuit over proposed Inola aluminum smelter, says ‘This case belongs in Oklahoma state court under Oklahoma law’
Oklahoma – Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond applauded a federal court’s decision to return his lawsuit over the proposed Inola aluminum smelter to Rogers County District Court, saying the case belongs in state court and that he will continue fighting the project on behalf of…
Gov. Stitt offers refuge to Jewish families fleeing antisemitism in Canada, says ‘in Oklahoma they can practice their faith freely without fear of violence’
Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt reaffirmed Oklahoma’s willingness to welcome Jewish families from Canada amid concerns over rising antisemitism, saying, “You shouldn’t live in fear because of your faith. In Oklahoma, you can practice freely without fear.” Stitt made the comment while sharing a post…
City of Lawton’s latest Stream Clean Saturday removes 140 pounds of litter from Wolf Creek
Lawton, OK – The City of Lawton’s latest Stream Clean Saturday brought volunteers together to help clean up Wolf Creek, with 140 pounds of litter removed from the area. Volunteers spent the morning cleaning Wolf Creek south of Gore Boulevard. The cleanup was cut short…
Citizens Academy reaches halfway point as Lawton residents learn about IT and Human Resources departments
Lawton, OK – The City of Lawton’s Citizens Academy reached its halfway mark as participants continued learning about the departments and services that help keep the city running. During Week 6, participants received an overview of the City of Lawton’s Information Technology Services and Human…
Lawton Police warns residents about false social media post claiming masked attacker is targeting women
Lawton, OK – Lawton Police Department is warning residents about a false social media post claiming a masked attacker is targeting women in Lawton. The department said the post is false and was not created by the Lawton Police Department. Police urged residents not to…
Gov. Stitt takes aim at Texas after Gov. Abbott announces three-year degree plan, says “Oklahoma always a step above Texas” as OU pioneers 90-hour bachelor’s degree
Oklahoma – Gov. Kevin Stitt took aim at Texas while highlighting Oklahoma’s push toward faster college degrees, saying Oklahoma is “always a step above Texas” as the University of Oklahoma moves forward with 90-hour bachelor’s degree programs. “Oklahoma – always a step above Texas!” Stitt…
Oklahoma trooper pulls driver over for following too closely, discovers active pipe bomb, explosive materials, rifle, ammunition and armed driver during search
Oklahoma – A routine traffic stop in Oklahoma led to the discovery of an active pipe bomb, explosive materials and firearms, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. The trooper initially stopped a passenger vehicle for following another vehicle too closely. After speaking with the driver,…
