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Oklahoma will be receiving a 3.6 million dollar grant from the Federal Government to help reduce gun violence. The grant was successfully written by the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council and will be awarded soon.

You know the council meeting will be good when they turn off the comments.

If it were left up to you what would be the one thing you would want to be fixed and/or changed in Lawton, Fort Sill? So what is at the very top of your list? Take the quick poll and let us know your thoughts.

Oklahoma legislators are working to strengthen gun rights and self-defense in the Sooner State in 2023. Several new bills and some existing bills yet to be heard will be introduced during the legislative session.

Here are the top 25 most hilarious personalized Oklahoma license plates that were DENIED by the state's DMV. All contain prohibited subject matter which makes them funny, but offensive. At least to the hyper-sensitive, easily offended few among us.

With the ever-increasing sky-high price of eggs these days, web searches about raising chickens inside Lawton city limits have peaked online... mainly, is it legal? As with any topic that involves municipal government, the answers aren't as clear and concise as they could be...

Several Oklahoma Sherriffs have announced that they would not be enforcing the ATF's new pistol brace rules whenever they go into effect. The primary reasons are the citing of Oklahoma's Second Amendment Sanctuary Act and the unconstitutionality of the new rule.

Sadly there are more store closings at Lawton's Central Plaza. It seems more and more retailers are exiting the old mall and either opening elsewhere or leaving completely. Find out what stores have just packed up and left.

Stay up to date with all the latest winter weather delays and closings in Lawton, Fort Sill.

Earlier this morning the news broke that vandals had destroyed one of the playgrounds at Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton. It was the playground located next to Miracle League Field near the old National Guard Armory.

Between the state congress and March's ballot, everyone has a worry.

Small towns generally mean big fines.