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STERLING - Limited beef availability has caused concern and frustration as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, yet one local processor said...

CEMENT - Tucked gently into the rolling hills just north of Cement sits a budding farm focused on raising food...

MEDICINE PARK - Needing to keep staff paid and animals cared for despite being closed to the public, the Medicine...

FLETCHER - With public school closures ordered by the Oklahoma State Department of Education beginning on March 17, some local...

Body LAWTON - The Comanche County Assessor’s office received notification recently that it earned a perfect score on its 2019 audit....

OKLAHOMA CITY – Feral swine have become a concern across Oklahoma because of their increasing numbers and the damage they...

LAWTON — Most election board staff members and precinct workers in southwest Oklahoma will get a break this spring. That...

Body LAWTON - Hallie Milner from Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs (OCPA) is the scheduled speaker for the Great Plains...

Brandishing a sword and hatchet, a Lawton man accused of threatening a local telecommunications company employee and attacking his utility...