Coronavirus COVID-19

There's been a lot of talk and speculation over the past several days about the possibility of more and more states, cities and counties lifting their mask mandates. The conversation started earlier this week when Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that he plans on reopening the state 100% ov…

Governor Greg Abbott announced yesterday (03-02-21) that the mask mandate in Texas is being lifted and that several other COVID-19 rules and restrictions would be repealed later this week. Gov. Abbott wants to open the state back up 100% and as you can imagine it's caused quite a bit of controv…

Starting tomorrow Friday, February 12th (02-12-21) Walmart and Sam's Club pharmacies in Lawton, Fort Sill will be offering the COVID-19 vaccinations. All state guidelines and COVID-19 vaccination eligibility phases will be followed.

If you're needing to be tested for COVID-19 you can stop by the Cameron University parking lot on the corner of 38th Street and Gore Blvd. or go to the Comanche County Health Department 1010 S.W. Sheridan Road.

We've seen our friends do it. Maybe you've even done it yourself. Now the BBB is urging people NOT to share their COVID-19 Vaccination Card on social media.

This year's time to midnight is based on the worldwide threat of COVID-19 and society's seeming inability to get it under control.

The goal is to vaccinate everyone as quickly as possible and the WF - Wichita County Public Health District asks for your patience as they do their best to make that happen.

The Superintendent asked if the home team was going to do anything to enforce social distancing. Looks like nothing was going to happen, so no game.

The 11:00pm curfew for Oklahoma bars and restaurants has been lifted! Over the past 2 days a lot has happened with the mandatory curfew and the extension of Oklahoma's COVID-19 state of emergency orders or mandates. Earlier this week news broke that District Judge Susan Stallings extended a tem…

A protest on Saturday that ended up really hurting a Houston restaurant has now turned a negative, into a positive.

Looks like those lawsuits are stopping the ABLE Commission from enforcing Governor Stitt's curfew.

We knew this was coming, but now it's official.