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U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy recently sent a letter out to Congress requesting the DOGE team to evaluate the service.
The City of Walters is excited to announce that the Splashpad installation at Kidtopia is moving forward smoothly.
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has recently imposed a ban on DeepSeek AI on all state-owned devices because of security risks, according to a press release.
Fort Sill’s Warrior Run Expo took place today on March 21, where runners from all across the state were welcomed for the upcoming Warrior Run event.
Duncan’s 19th annual Automotive Swap Meet kicks off this weekend on March 22, so even more people can join in on the fun.
Oklahoma City Zoo officials have announced the 2025 concert season for their Zoo Amphitheater.
A recent traffic crash involving a pedestrian resulted in the temporary roadway shutdown in Cache.
Fort Sill held a graduation for their basic combat trainees this week for around 600 soldiers who graduated from basic training.
On this week’s segment of “Furry Friend Fridays,” 7News anchor Dave Hunter met a new furry friend at the Lawton Animal Welfare.
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Fort Sill Morale, Welfare, and Recreation recently hosted an unveiling to celebrate the new Buffalo Soldier Trail plaque.
The City of Cache has passed a new ordinance concerning the disposal of bulk trash.
Fort Sill’s “Warrior Run” is set to kick off soon.
While Republicans are rejoicing, Democrats are sharing their concerns.
Three-time Grammy Award-winning country group, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, is in the midst of their final act as an ensemble, embarking on their “All the Good Times: The Farewell Tour.”
The City of Duncan is hosting their first of four Quality of Life public forums of 2025, Monday, March 24.
All proceeds from the book sale will help fund the library’s programs and activities throughout the year.
This weekend, Texoma has some events that will help your child learn while out of school.
Advocates from Oklahoma are going to Washington to ask lawmakers to protect U.S. foreign aid programs.
Oklahomans enrolled in the Affordable Care Act marketplace may see the cost of health insurance go up.
Oklahoma Representative Justin Humphrey is defending a law aimed at protecting the private information of law enforcement.
On today’s segment for Community Conversations, 7News anchor Dave Hunter was joined at the desk by Duncan Swap Meet promoter Kevin Hammack.
A local nonprofit recently purchased the old Roosevelt Elementary building with plans to turn it into the city’s third high-barrier shelter
A man out of Cotton County is faced with a felony count of attempted larceny of a car, two counts of assault and battery, and one count of public intoxication.
Stephens County Fairgrounds is holding its 19th annual Automotive Swap Meet in Duncan.
Lawton Fire Fighters were on-site today to assist with the installation of a brand new storm siren.
Oklahoma Senate Democrats have announced plans for a special town hall event.
Chad Cummings is charged with one count of first degree murder in the death of Sandy Killian.
The Duncan Fire Department won the Boots and Badges Blood Drive in Duncan.
Christi Baird is being charged with Second degree rape and sexual battery.
Jersey Mike’s Subs locations around the nation are getting ready to cap off their 15th Annual “Month of Giving” by donating to local charities nationwide.
A few years after a disastrous fire “Leo and Kens” a staple in the Lawton community has been demolished.
Early voting will be from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., March 27 and 28.
Wendell Arden Grissom was convicted of the 2005 murder of Amber Matthews during a Blaine County home invasion.
One person was taken to the hospital as a result of the incident.
Macarthur Track coach releases personal track spikes
Those in attendance will be learning money recognition and money math through a fun game.
Fire Crews were at the scene of a structure fire in central Lawton early Thursday morning.
Lawton police and emergency medical crews responded to the scene of a possible shooting on southwest Sheridan road early Thursday morning.
Health officials say the smoke, high pollen, and viruses are making Oklahomans sick.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture cut two programs last week that could affect Oklahoma farmers.
Governor Kevin Stitt wants to intervene in a case between the Muscogee Creek Nation and the City of Tulsa.
During this segment of Good News a 7News anchor paid a visit to Parks Jones Realtors to hear about some of the contributions they have made toward the community.
The Strong Mayor-Council form of government is what actually places most of the power back in the mayors hands.
Von Hawks Rising, a 501 c(3) rock cover band, is throwing a “Totally Rad 80’s Bash” fundraiser.
The Lawton Police Department took today to honor the many of their own for their tireless dedication and service to the community.
The bill, which passed in the Oklahoma Senate this week, would change the requirements for what can make it to the ballot.
On today’s segment for Community Conversations, 7News anchors Haley Wilson and Dave Hunter were joined at the desk by Robyn Smith, aunt of Noah Presgrove as well as Sarah West and Laura Lewis of the Comanche Chamber of Commerce.