Government

The inadequacies of the Lawton city government continue to grow.

A new Oklahoma House bill recently passed and is heading to the state Senate. The bill would allow Oklahoma school teachers who possess a valid CCW permit the option to carry concealed firearms on campus.

A new bill has been introduced by Oklahoma U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) called the 'Tribal Firearm Access Act.' It protects the Second Amendment rights of Native Americans and amends current Federal law regarding Tribal I.Ds.

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.

Is corporal punishment allowed in Oklahoma? Some say you can you be charged with child abuse or other criminal offenses for spanking your kids and that it's illegal. So what's the law actually say? Is it legal to spank your kids in Oklahoma?

The City of Lawton has just announced that they've scheduled and will be hosting Lawton, Fort Sill's annual "Trash-Off" next month in April. Get all the details on this year's event and mark your calendars for the 2023 "Trash-Off."

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.

A new viral video on YouTube focuses on Oklahoma gun rights and features Nathan Dahm (R-OK) and Jon Stewart debating the issues. WARNING: Hit play at your own risk, it gets pretty spicy.

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.

If you've been on the west side of Lawton, OK. lately, you've probably noticed an offensive stinky smell. So what exactly is making that odor and what can be done about it? Well, the City of Lawton is working to put an end to the stink once and for all.

If this bill passes, we could end up registering our vehicles in Oklahoma every 2 years instead of annually. A new House bill (HB-2011) has been introduced and is making its way through the legislative process as we speak.

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.