Crime

Oklahoma is well known for its beauty and charm, however, there are a few places that are anything but. Check out the dirty dozen, the top 12 trashiest towns in the Sooner State. A list no one wants to be on.

Here's the question: "Is it illegal in Oklahoma to breastfeed in public?" Followed by: "Can you be arrested and charged with indecent exposure or some other criminal or misdemeanor offense for breastfeeding in public?" Let's get some answers.

4-times more pickups get stolen each year than cars in Oklahoma.

This upcoming Tuesday (03-07-23) Oklahomans will be heading to the polls to cast their votes on S.Q. 820 which would legalize recreational marijuana in the Sooner State. However, there's a lot more to it than that.

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.

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.

The universal warning among drivers about speed traps and police is flashing the headlights. We've all done it and a lot of us have been saved by it, but is it legal to do in the state of Oklahoma? Can you get into trouble for flashing your headlights?

It's a question worth asking, well, at least if you're one of "those kind" of people. Here's the question: Is it illegal to "do it" in a vehicle in the state of Oklahoma? The answer might just surprise you. Or some of you anyway.

Poor pay, broken homes, and violent crime don't inspire hope for the Sooner State.

Take a moment and search "Is Lawton" on Google to see what it suggests or offers. I can tell you at least for me it wasn't very good. Most of what Google listed below the search bar as popular and recent were about safety and crime.

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.

This real Oklahoma campsite and the gruesome murders that took place there helped inspire the 'Friday The 13th' movie franchise. However, unlike Jason Voorhees, this killer was very real and preyed upon innocent children.