Government

What started in Canada may be coming to the U.S. very soon. The "Freedom Convoy" in protest of COVID vaccine mandates and other government overreach and violations of individual freedom and liberty has several Oklahoma truckers ready to join the movement and bring it stateside.

If you're in need of baby food, diapers or formula the BabyMobile will be making a stop in Lawton, Fort Sill early next week. You can go to the Great Plains Coliseum located at 920 South Sheridan Road.

So if it were left up to you what would be the one thing you would want fixed and/or changed in Lawton, Fort Sill most? I think it's fair to say most, if not all of us, have a list of things we'd like to see addressed.

LPD (Lawton Police Department) is now accepting applications for new officers. If you've ever dreamed of a career in law enforcement, now's your chance! If you're currently looking for a job, or maybe a career change, this could be it.

If you're looking for a job or maybe a career change, the City of Lawton is now hiring. Here's the best part, they just launched the all-new online applicant portal so you can apply 24/7 and keep track of all the various positions they have available.

An Oklahoma mother is battling for change when it comes to the state's medical marijuana laws specifically how DHS (Department of Human Services) and child protective services responds to patient's use of medical marijuana.

The City of Lawton is working on some busted water pipes this afternoon on the 6500 block of West Gore Boulevard. If you live or have a business along West Gore from Northwest 67th Street to Northwest Compass you'll be without water for the next 6-8 hours while repairs are being made.

LATS (Lawton Area Transit System) could be amending their regular routes and may have to suspend services completely due to the Winter storm.

Get all the most up-to-date information and details on closures and delays along with some Winter weather tips from the City of Lawton.

The current visitation rights for patients in Oklahoma hospitals who are suffering from COVID-19 could be changing sometime soon. At this time patients have very restrictive visitation rights and in most cases are only permitted one person who is allowed to visit throughout the entire hospitalization. An Oklahoma lawmaker is seeking to revise the visitation rights and COVID-19 regulations at hospitals across the state.

All while the legislature is moving to get rid of it.

State lawmakers will be submitting a referendum and are hoping to gain approval in order to place it as a question on a state ballot. I think most Oklahomans would agree doing away with the state's current sales tax on groceries is a good thing.