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March 2026 Broke Oklahoma's Tornado Record by a Landslide
When March rolled around this year, Oklahoma residents didn ’ t just experience typical spring weather—they lived through a tornado outbreak that...
7/7/2026
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Oklahoma Mothers Running for Office Can Fund Childcare—But Barely Anyone Knows
Here ’ s a problem that sounds simple but hits different when you ’ re living it: trying to run for political office while keeping your kids fed,...
7/7/2026
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15 Years of Tomato Glory: Lawton's Favorite Summer Tradition Heats Up This Saturday
There ’ s a particular magic to a Saturday morning when the temperature ’ s already climbing and the smell of fresh salsa drifts across a park. That...
7/6/2026
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Blackouts Are Coming Unless Congress Acts Fast, Oklahoma Senator Warns
When New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani urged residents to crank their AC down to 78 degrees this week, it wasn ’ t just about comfort—it was a...
7/6/2026
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SW Lee Boulevard Gets the Shuffle: What Lawton Drivers Need to Know This Week
If you ’ ve been white-knuckling it through the SW Lee Boulevard construction zone, here ’ s a bit of good news mixed with a heads-up. The City of...
7/6/2026
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Nearly 30 Years On the Beat: Sergeant Greg Ellis Steps Into Retirement
After nearly three decades wearing Badge #108, Sergeant Greg Ellis is trading patrol shifts and fleet maintenance for what comes next. The Lawton...
7/6/2026
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Oklahoma's Deportation Crisis Tears Families Apart, Leaves Citizens Behind
A blown tire on an Oklahoma City interstate became the gateway to heartbreak for one college student. When her father ’ s truck overturned on...
7/6/2026
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Contract Renewal, Then Pink Slip: How Edmond Schools Left Taxpayers Holding the Bag
When superintendent Josh Delich arrived at Edmond Public Schools, he apparently had a plan—but nobody told the school board about the fine print. The...
7/3/2026
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Your Phone is Under Siege: Why Oklahoma Voters Are Getting Blasted With Political Texts
Your phone buzzes. Again. And again. You check the screen expecting a friend or family member, but instead it ’ s yet another political campaign...
7/2/2026
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Oklahoma's Power Play: AI Data Centers, Bailout Scams, and Supreme Court Drama
When a $72 million transmission line gets built to solve one problem, you ’ d think that ’ d be the end of the story. But in Oklahoma, it ’ s just...
7/1/2026
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Beat the Heat: Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Shifts Hiking Hours This Summer
If you ’ ve stepped outside in southwest Oklahoma lately, you know the heat isn ’ t messing around. The thermometer ’ s been climbing, and the...
7/1/2026
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Fort Sill Brings Lawton Together for America's 250th Birthday Bash
When a community pulls together to mark a milestone anniversary, something shifts. That ’ s exactly what happened at Fort Sill during the Lawton Fort...
7/1/2026
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